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Music and animal welfare: from behavioral and physiological effects to potential applications in animal husbandry. [PDF]

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Zhu G, Wang L, Wu Z, Feng L, Shao F.
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Negotiating gender and creative work in Shanghai's music industry: female creative workers' career choices and development. [PDF]

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Yang Y.
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The role of embodied musical engagement in enhancing non-cognitive skills and rehabilitation outcomes in children with special needs. [PDF]

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Lu Y, Viladot L, Chen X, Fan Y, Yuan J.
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The influence of teacher-student relationship on learning burnout in college students major in vocal music: a moderated mediation model. [PDF]

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Jiao Y, Min S.
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Rhythms of recovery: music therapy, sports nutrition, and sustainable diets and food for mental health. [PDF]

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Xu X, Tang J.
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Analysis and Visualisation of Music

2019 International Conference on Electronics, Information, and Communication (ICEIC), 2019
Music is characterised by the ensemble of rhythm, harmony and melody. There are many meaningful ways to transcribe these parts into human-readable formats. Typically, they require a certain degree of knowledge in music for interpretation. For people who would like to understand more of music, but lack the necessary time to gain more knowledge, these ...
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Music Analysis and Music Criticism

2022
This amateur exercise in the philosophy of music—my second, after "Musical Ambiguity and Musical Analysis" (or third, if you count the excursus on Ives and Emerson in the update of my article on The Fourth of July)—was written mostly to clarify for myself, and for anyone else interested, what I think.
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