Musical structure and cognition
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Musical structure and cognition
Orlando : Academic Press, 1985
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注記
Includes bibliographies and index
収録内容
- Music and change / Ian Cross
- Modelling perceived musical structure / Robert West, Peter Howell, and Ian Cross
- The rhythmic interpretation of simple musical sequences / C.S. Lee
- On the perceptual organisation of tone sequences and melodies / Anthony J. Watkins and Mary C. Dyson
- Structural relations in the perception of musical pitch / Ian Cross, Peter Howell, and Robert West
- Immediate recall of melodies / John A. Sloboda and David H.H. Parker
- Melodic contour and musical structure / Judy Edworthy
- The relativity of absolute pitch / Alan Costall
- Structure and expression in rhythmic performance / Eric F. Clarke
- Music structure and human movement / John Baily
- Auditory feedback of the voice in singers / Peter Howell
- Vocal control in singing / Nigel Harvey
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume provides a wide ranging and up-to-date account of human perception and production of musical structures, with a strong emphasis on empirical investigation, and the cognitive psychological principles underlying the intuitively based theorizing prevalent within the fields of music study.
The first two thirds of the book focus mainly on music perception while the final third considers instrumental and vocal production. Topics covered include models of musical structure, recall of melodies, the perception and production of rhythm, the use of contour and internal information in melody recognition, and many more.
The integration of state-of-the-art research with relevant background information provides a volume that will be essential reading for graduates, researchers, and advanced undergraduates in music psychology and of great relevance to musicologists and music students.
FROM THE PREFACE: Music plays an important part in the lives of people of many cultures, serving as a component of ritual and as a source of recreation. The forms it may take vary from culture to culture and change over time. One integral feature of music that remains constant is that it involves the patterning or structuring of sound. Music theory provides ways of describing structure in music, but to comprehend musical structure fully we must focus on the human activities and capacities that give rise to and respond to it. The chapters in this volume describe recent advances in our understanding of musical structure as it exists in perception and performance.
The scope of the volume is intended to be broad. The content ranges from an analysis of systems of pitch organisation in music theory to an account of the constraints on musical structure that may be imposed by the human motor system. The emphasis is on empirical investigation, and the need to base theoretical accounts of musical structure on extramusical principles relating to human cognition. Though the primary purpose of this volume is to convey the "state of the art" in the study of musical cognition, many of the chapters should be accessible to undergraduate students of music and psychology, and contain sufficient background material to provide an introduction to important topics within the field.
目次
I. Cross, Music and Change: On the Establishment of Rules. R. West, P. Howell, and I. Cross, Modelling Perceived Musical Structure. C.S. Lee, The Rhythmic Interpretation of Simple Musical Sequences: Towards a Perceptual Model. A.J. Watkins and M.C. Dyson, On the Perceptual Organisation of Tone Sequences and Melodies. I. Cross, P. Howell, and R. West, Structural Relationships in the Perception of Musical Pitch. J.A. Sloboda and D.H.H. Parker, Immediate Recall of Melodies. J. Edworthy, Melodic Contour and Musical Structure. A. Costall, The Relativity of Absolute Pitch. E.F. Clarke, Structure and Expression in Rhythmic Performance. J. Baily, Music Structure and Human Movement. P. Howell, Auditory Feedback of the Voice in Singing. N. Harvey, Vocal Control in Singing: A Cognitive Approach. Each chapter includes references. Index.
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