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The British Journal of Aesthetics, 2009
Is the tonal ordering of music, and the order of European triadic tonality in particular, the developed man festation of an essential musical structure—a structure naturally suited to our human capacity to organize sounds musically? Historically and geographically, triadic tonality is a highly local phenomenon, limited to music beginning in the mid ...
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Is the tonal ordering of music, and the order of European triadic tonality in particular, the developed man festation of an essential musical structure—a structure naturally suited to our human capacity to organize sounds musically? Historically and geographically, triadic tonality is a highly local phenomenon, limited to music beginning in the mid ...
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2008
As listeners of western tonal music, we establish mental representations of tonal space: the distance relationships between major and minor keys (tonal centers). Evidence for the distance relationships underlying tonal space derives from music theory, cognitive psychology, and statistical learning approaches.
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As listeners of western tonal music, we establish mental representations of tonal space: the distance relationships between major and minor keys (tonal centers). Evidence for the distance relationships underlying tonal space derives from music theory, cognitive psychology, and statistical learning approaches.
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Psychological Review, 1920