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Music and awe: complex emotions evoked by tonal dissonance. [PDF]

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Wilson S, Braaten RF, Coluzzi SJ.
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Influence of Music on Cortisol Levels in Mechanically Ventilated Critically Ill Patients: A Systematic Review. [PDF]

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Obsolescence of music literature

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1993
In an update and extension of work by Longyear, the authors studied the median citation ages (a measure of synchronous obsolescence) of 9,850 references found in 37 journals in music education, music theory, and musicology. For six of the journals, the half lives (a measure of diachronous obsolescence) of citations to the journals were calculated ...
Virgil Diodato, Fran Smith
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The Musicality of Literature and the Semiotics of Music

2017
The musicality of literary text can be analyzed in many aspects and using various methodologies, the main ones being hermeneutical and semiotic; but other methods are useful as well (the method of functional analysis, various conceptions of forms of classical and modern music, etc.).
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Bibliographies of Music and Music Literature

Abstract This chapter examines bibliographies of music and music literature as essential research tools that support musical scholarships by guiding users to sources for study, performance, and analysis. It explains the nature, scope, and organization of bibliographies, distinguishing those devoted to musical scores, writings about ...
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Literature and Music in the Age of Shakespeare

Proceedings of the Musical Association, 1879
The changed position of music in English life during the present century should profoundly modify accepted views of history. Even conservative historians are placing more and more emphasis on what we may call the progress of civilisation; on the formation and disintegration of cultural traditions. Political history is being dwarfed not only by economic
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