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The association of noise sensitivity with music listening, training, and aptitude
Noise and Health, 2015 After intensive, long-term musical training, the auditory system of a musician is specifically tuned to perceive musical sounds. We wished to find out whether a musician′s auditory system also develops increased sensitivity to any sound of everyday life,
Marina Kliuchko +7 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 Most of the existing studies on musical practice are concerned with instrumentalists only. Since singers are seldom considered in research, the present study is based on an online-sample of amateur vocal students (N = 120; 92 female, 28 male).
Katharina eHeller +3 more
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The importance of guitar handbooks by Georgije Milanovich and Ivan padovec in music education and methodology of guitar teaching in South Slavic region [PDF]
Zbornik Radova Akademije Umetnosti, 2018 In the fourth decade of the 19th century, for the first time in the South Slavic region, two handbooks, two guitar schools appeared - Georgije Milanovich's publication in manuscript in Serbia, and the printed publication by the Croatian composer Ivan ...
Erak Dušan
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WYBRANE PSYCHOLOGICZNE WYZNACZNIKI TREMY KONCERTUJĄCYCH MUZYKÓW PROFESJONALISTÓW I AMATORÓW [PDF]
The Polish Journal of Aesthetics, 2012 For the last 20 years the problem of stage fright has been interesting for manyresearch-ers in the field of psychology (Currie, 2001; Jackson, Latane, 1981; Kaleńska, 2004; Kenny, 2005; Kenny, Osborne, 2006; Kępińska-Welbel, 1990; Langendorfer,Hodapp ...
Marcin Szulc, Anna Olszak
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“Bolesław Chrobry in the works of composers and amateur musicians”
Masuro-Warmian BulletinW 2025 roku mija 1000 lat od koronacji Bolesława Chrobrego na pierwszego króla Polski. W historii muzyki polskiej zainteresowanie kompozytorów osobą władcy datuje się od początku XIX wieku. Dopiero wówczas muzyka świecka – wokalna i instrumentalna, solowa, zespołowa i orkiestrowa, zaczęła dominować nad kościelną i religijną.
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Aperture NeuroIt is well known that executive functions, such as attention and inhibition, decline with aging. It has been suggested that the practice of a musical activity, such as singing or playing an instrument can reduce this decline through experience-induced ...
Alexandre Sicard, Pascale Tremblay
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PhoneticaAbstract Previous studies have found that musicians typically discriminate Mandarin tones better than non-musicians. However, the relationship between musical experience and tone perception is unclear. In the current study, 39 monolingual native English speakers with no previous experience of tone languages and a range of musical ...
Xiao Fu, Bronwen G. Evans
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Frontiers in PsychiatryMusic performance anxiety (MPA) represents a prevalent challenge among musicians, yet the specific relationships between respiratory patterns, anxiety, and cognitive function in wind instrumentalists remain underexplored.
Guang Yang, Heng Chen, Shuai Yang
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Health differences between non-musicians, amateur and professional musicians – a Danish study [PDF]
European Journal of Public Health, 2017 Ekholm, Ola; id_orcid 0000-0002-5563-7098 +2 more
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Jazz en Chile: su historia y función social Jazz in Chile: its history and social function
Revista Musical Chilena, 2008 Este artículo presenta una visión general de la historia del jazz en Chile que destaca la función social de esta música y el cambio que tuvo a través del tiempo.
Álvaro Menanteau
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