harmonicity to consonance perception, but there are certain details of the timbral effects that still fail to be explained by existing models. Moreover, these discrepancies are not obviously solved by averaging the models to form the composite model. As a follow-up question, we wondered what eff...
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Michael W Carroll."Whose Music Is It Anyway?:How We Came To View Musical Expression as a Form of Property". University of Cincinnati Law Review . 2004Michael W.Carroll Whose Music Is It Anyway?:How We Came To View Musical Expression as a Form of Property. University of Cincinnati Law ...
Music is an integral part of daily human life, and certain types of music are often associated with certain contexts, such as specific music for sleeping or for studying. The mood-arousal hypothesis suggests that music used for studying should be uplifting to boost arousal and increase cognitive ...
There are two dominant strategies for declaring the Prime Form of a set of tones; one was defined by Allen Forte2, and another similar one (with only subtle differences) described later by John Rahn3. While I have deep admiration for Forte's theoretical work, I prefer the Rahn prime formu...
Music is defined by a pattern of notes distributed over time with each note being associated with a frequency. However, we are left with the decision as to what these frequencies should be. This chapter focuses on this decision. When an ensemble of musicians, whether small or as large as ...
Musical affect may comprise anything from preference and mood to emotion and aesthetic judgment (the latter concept will be more carefully defined in a subsequent section). What all these have in common is valence: an evaluative feeling of an object, person, or event as being positive or ...
Though ’91 may be defined in our memories by the alt-rock acts that emerged and/or took over that year, these were the songs that really represented the identity of popular music at the time, and we were just as fortunate to have it as such. ...
The units of analysis are again defined as societies. The aim of this study is to compare the relatedness between the most popular panpipe features in each society. This approach develops from the one followed in Aguirre-Fernández et al. (2020), which used the panpipe instruments as units ...
Music-induced analgesia (MIA) is a phenomenon that describes a situation in which listening to music influences pain perception. The heterogeneity of music used in MIA studies leads to a problem of a specific effect for an unspecified stimulus. To addres