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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Audiation"”.

  1. Audiation in the high school choral classroom: utilizing solfege alongside various methods of teaching music

    … report are focused on implementing the idea of audiation within the context of a high school choral music classroom, utilizing solfege regularly alongside various methods of teaching as facilitators. In my classroom I noticed a general disconnect between visual and auditory learning. Students …

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  2. A study investigating the comparative effects of an audiation pause in tonal pattern training on fourth and fifth grade children

    … <p>The Intermediate Measures of Music Audiation (IMMA) was administered to all students during regularly scheduled music classes prior to the beginning of the tonal pattern instruction to determine each student's level of musical aptitude. During the ten weeks of instruction, the …

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  3. An investigation of the construct validity and factor structure of the primary measures of music audiation through structural equation modeling

    The study compared models of tonal music aptitude as measured by Edwin E. Gordon's Primary Measures of Music Education (PMMA). The models were derived from Gordon's theories and research, as well as recent research in music cognition and auditory imagery. Three models were examined: (1) A …

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  4. Kindergarten Students' tonal Pattern Creativity and Developmental Music Aptitude

    … both sub-tests of the Primary Measures of Music Audiation. The investigator developed a tonal pattern creativity opportunity protocol that was included during regularly scheduled, twice-weekly music class instruction for one semester. At the conclusion of the semester, students were …

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  5. The effects of computer music learning activities on the tonal aptitudes of Canadian students

    … who possess high and low levels of tonal audiation ability and who either received specialized audiation training on computer or no specialized audiation training. Forty-eight Grade 11 and 12 music students were administered AMMA as a pretest. An intact music class of 24 students received …

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  6. The effect of home musical environment on child attitude and aptitude

    … survey. The Intermediate Measures of Music Audiation was administered to determine student aptitude. Descriptive and inferential statistical methods were used to analyze the data collected from both parent and student surveys. Home musical environment did not appear to influence attitude or …

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  7. The auditory fingerprint : multidimensional characterization of individual pitch perception in musicians

    … relative pitch perception or auditory imagery (audiation). However, relevant literature in the field regarding perceptual and psychophysical aspects of sound and particularly pitch perception is highly contradictory, and subjective differences are mostly unconsidered. Moreover, it is largely …

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  8. A Study of Computer-Assisted Instruction in Aural Acuity on Seventh Grade Instrumental Music Students

    … were administered Advanced Measures of Music Audiation by Edwin E. Gordon as a pretest. The experimental group received the treatment variable, Tune It II by Fred Willman, for ten sessions, each ten minutes in length. The objective of this instructional game was to match the second pitch …

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  9. The relationship between melody and prosody: perception and production capabilities of musicians and non-musicians

    … and Gordon’s Advanced Measures of Music Audiation was used. Statistical analysis demonstrated significantly strong correlations between total length of musical experience as well as the age formal instruction first began. In recognizing the potential transferred effects of beginning and …

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  10. Source activity and tonotopic organization of the auditory cortex in musicians and non-musicians

    … by the standardized Advanced Measure of Music Audiation (AMMA) test. A correlation with starting age of musical education was not found. These results may be interpreted as a neurophysiological support for the hypothesis of a predominant genetic predisposition of music aptitude proposed by …

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  11. The comparison of two rhythm syllable systems on the meter recognition abilities of second and third grade students

    … the <em>Intermediate Measures of Music Audiation</em> prior to the start of the treatment period to identify level of music aptitude and a student questionnaire to identify prior rhythmic activity experience. During the treatment period, the students learned the same rhythm patterns: …

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  12. Respawning Originality Into Gamified Keyboard Practice: How Video Games Can Be Used To Practice Technical Skills For Adult Beginner Keyboardists

    … particularly in foundational skills like rhythm, audiation, and notation reading. While existing solutions attempt to gamify either the entire learning process or add surface-level game elements to traditional methods, there remains a critical gap in research regarding game-based learning …

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  13. Beyond band : perspectives on the high school jam session

    … included Gordon's Advanced Measures of Music Audiation (AMMA), Froseth's Test of Melodic Ear-to-Hand Coordination (TMEHC), and a researcher-developed test of ear-to-hand coordination (SOR). An ANOVA test showed no significant difference between jammer and non-jammer groups on AMMA scores …

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  14. The unwritten notes: Exploring extemporization strategies for classical pianists and their reciprocal impact on interpretive depth

    … examines how improvisation can support deeper audiation (the ability “to hear inwardly with meaning the sounds as [we] are making them on an instrument or voice”), harmonic fluency, formal awareness, and stylistic sensitivity. Drawing on Kratus' developmental model of improvisation, the thesis …

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  15. Klingt Gelb höher als Blau? : über den Sinn und Un-Sinn der Verwendung von Farb-Ton-Analogien in musikdidaktischen Unterrichtsmaterialien

    … für eine musikalische Reproduktion notwendige "audiation", also das Verstehen von Musik, erschweren. Inkongruenzen zwischen Farbe und Ton könnten zudem dem Verstehen der Verknüpfung Tonhöhe – räumliche Höhe innerhalb der Notation entgegenwirken, was sich besonders negativ bei Notenlesegängen …

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