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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Musical perception"”.
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An Analysis of Musical Perception Through Multidimensional Scaling
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The Secret Art of Science: An Aural-Based Analysis of Jonty Harrison's Acousmatic Work "Pair/Impair"
… psychology, as well as composers' writings about musical perception. The result is an analytic model that focuses on the aural experience rather than the composers' compositional strategies which do not always agree with the resultant composition. The results from the analysis of music by …
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Listening with Two Ears: Conflicting Perceptions of Space in Tonal Music
… different, and sometimes conflicting, modes of musical perception, and argues for treating conflicts between these often unexamined conceptions of interval as an explicit part of musical analysis. Chapter One considers relationships between a number of Tonnetz spaces, as well as the groups of …
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The Maestro myth : exploring the impact of conducting gestures on the musician's body and the sounding result
… of conductors -- could decisively enhance musical learning, performance and expression. Furthermore, this framework provides new insights into a number of aspects of musical perception.
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A Phenomenological Discussion about Floral Symbolisms, Olfaction & Music themes in Lived Experiences
… symbolism and its intricate connections to musical expression—both in historical and contemporary contexts. Central to this inquiry is an exploration of my own lived musical experiences, experiences that have been profoundly shaped by an enduring curiosity about how floral symbolism and …
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Shinichi Suzuki and Musical Talent: An Analysis of His Claims
… to this study is the Method’s premise that musical talent is not inborn, but rather cultivated through one’s environment. A critical reading of treatises by other influential violin pedagogues revealed that Suzuki’s premise was revolutionary. An analysis of Suzuki’s claims regarding musical …
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High Schoolers' Approaches to Learning Melodies by Ear
… a fundamental mechanism of music, connected to musical perception, acquisition, and understanding. Researchers have primarily studied aural learning strategies through self-reported data or qualitative observations. Because the interaction between a learner and a recording offers a unique window …
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Effects of Weikart's Sequential Approach to Rhythmic Movement on Development of Rhythmic Competency in Primary Age Children
Problem. The purpose of this study was to compare the rhythmic competency of children receiving training using Weikart's Sequential Approach to Rhythmic Movement, and those receiving no training. Variables included gender and task alteration. Procedure. The sample consisted of 54 first graders. The …