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When people perform a task as part of a joint action, their behavior is not the same as it would be if they were performing the same task alone: it is adapted to facilitate shared understanding (or sometimes to prevent it). Joint performance of music offers a test bed for ecologically valid investigations of the way non-verbal behavior facilitates joint action. Here we compare the expressive of violinists...