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Music (Latest Articles)
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29 Jun 2009 
rec_pub_19673838-neuromusic-iii-proceedings-third-neuroscience-music-conference-june.htm
Experience-induced malleability in neural encoding of pitch, timbre, and timing.
29 Jun 2009 
Speech and music are highly complex signals that have many shared acoustic features. Pitch, Timbre, and Timing can be used as overarching perceptual categories for describing these shared properties. The acoustic cues contributing to these percepts ...
rec_pub_19673837-experience-induced-malleability-neural-encoding-pitch-timbre-timing.htm
Music in the lives of deaf children with cochlear implants.
29 Jun 2009 Present-day cochlear implants provide good temporal cues and coarse spectral cues. In general, these cues are adequate for perceiving speech in quiet backgrounds and for young children's acquisition of spoken language. They are inadequate, however, ...
rec_pub_19673836-music-lives-deaf-children-cochlear-implants.htm
Melodic contour identification and music perception by cochlear implant users.
29 Jun 2009 Research and outcomes with cochlear implants (CIs) have revealed a dichotomy in the cues necessary for speech and music recognition. CI devices typically transmit 16-22 spectral channels, each modulated slowly in time. This coarse representation ...
rec_pub_19673835-melodic-contour-identification-music-perception-cochlear-implant-users.htm
Part VIII introduction: new directions: cochlear implants.
29 Jun 2009
rec_pub_19673834-part-viii-introduction-new-directions-cochlear-implants.htm
Infants detect cross-modal cues to identity in speech and singing.
29 Jun 2009 Little is known about infants' perception of cross-modal cues to identity, but the importance of recognizing familiar individuals makes it likely that this skill would be evident early in life. Infants 6-8 months of age were tested on their ability ...
rec_pub_19673832-infants-detect-cross-modal-cues-identity-speech-singing.htm
Self-recognition in the perception of actions performed in synchrony with music.
29 Jun 2009 This study investigated self-recognition in point-light displays depicting actions performed in synchrony with music. Participants were recorded executing three different actions (dancing, walking, and clapping) and were subsequently required to ...
rec_pub_19673830-self-recognition-perception-actions-performed-synchrony-music.htm
Overlap of musical and linguistic syntax processing: intracranial ERP evidence.
29 Jun 2009 The present study investigated the co-localization of musical and linguistic syntax processing in the human brain. EEGs were recorded from subdural electrodes placed on the left and right perisylvian cortex. The neural generators of the early ...
rec_pub_19673829-overlap-musical-linguistic-syntax-processing-intracranial-erp-evidence.htm
Tonal language processing in congenital amusia.
29 Jun 2009 Twenty amusic and 20 control speakers of French were presented with pairs of Mandarin lexical tones to discriminate as same or different. Results revealed that even if the amusic group performed significantly below the control group, the scores of ...
rec_pub_19673828-tonal-language-processing-congenital-amusia.htm
Similarity and repetition: an ERP study on musical form perception.
29 Jun 2009 In this ERP study we investigate how consecutive phrase patterns in the musical form types AABB and ABAB are conjoined perceptually. An anterior N300 reflects recognition of motif similarity in adjacent (A-A) and nonadjacent (A-B-A) phrase patterns, ...
rec_pub_19673827-similarity-repetition-erp-study-musical-form-perception.htm
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