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Effects of music on post-stroke sleep disorders and treatment perspectives: review and narrative synthesis. [PDF]

Front Hum Neurosci
Yang S +5 more
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Computational audition: Auditory perceptual organization and systematic music theory

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1999
The term ‘‘computational audition’’ encompasses top-down and bottom-up approaches in hearing, speech, and music. As an information processing approach, the main task is to relate auditory funtion (i.e.,perceptual processes and representational structures) to structure (i.e., neural circuits).
Uwe Seifert, Lueder Schmidt, Eichert Randolph +2 more
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Listening to music in the real world? A critical discussion of Marc Leman's (1995)music and schema theory: Cognitive foundations of systematic musicology*

Journal of New Music Research, 1998
Abstract Leman's recent book is examined from both musical and scientific perspectives. The book describes an important new development in the context‐sensitive modeling of musical pitch perception, and a promising basis for the modeling of other musical parameters such as timbre, and even emotion.
Richard Parncutt
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Systematic and Embodied Music Theory of Tamil Parai Drummers

Abstract In Tamil Nadu, India, the parai frame drum is traditionally performed by members of outcaste, untouchable communities. In villages, it is the caste duty of these hereditary musicians to announce auspicious occasions like festivals and weddings as well as inauspicious occasions like funerals.
Zoe Sherinian
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Review: Music and Schema Theory: Cognitive Foundations of Systematic Musicology, by Marc Leman