Music, mind, and brain : the neuropsychology of music /
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New York :
Plenum Press,
[1982]
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Table of Contents:
- Preface / Manfred Clynes
- Foreword / Juan G. Roederer
- Part I. Concerning the language of music
- Music, mind, and meaning / Marvin Minsky
- Brain mechanism in music : prolegomena for a theory of the meaning of meaning / Karl H. Pribram
- Physical and neuropsychological foundations of music : the basic questions / Juan G. Roederer
- The living quality of music :neurobiologic basis of communicating feeling / Manfred Clynes and Nigel Nettheim
- Grammatical parallel between music and language / Ray Jackendoff and Fred Lerdahl
- Organizational processes in music / Diana Deutsch
- Part II. Music and neurobiologic function
- Speech, song, and emotions / Johan Sundberg
- Prosody and musical rhythm are controlled by the speech hemisphere / Hans M. Borchgevink
- Perception and performance of musical rhythm / Alf Gabrielsson
- Neurobiologic functions of rhythm, time and pulse in music / Manfred Clynes and Janice Walker
- The judgment of musical intervals / Horst-Peter Hesse
- Affective versus analytic perception of musical intervals / Scott Makeig
- Two channel pitch perception / Leon von Noorden
- Spectral-pitch pattern : a concept representing the tonal features of sounds / Gerhard Stoll
- Spectral fusion and the creation of auditory images / Stephen McAdams
- The perceptual inset of musical tones / Joos Vos and Rudolf Rasch
- The pitch set as a level of description for studying musical pitch perception / Gerald J. Balzano
- Part III. Concerning music and computers
- Impact of computers on music : an outline / Ernst Terhardt
- Electronic music : a bridge between psychoacoustics and music / William Hartmann
- A note
- new music and neurobiologic research : can they meet? / Richard Toop
- A computer model of music recognition / Martin Piszczalski and Bernard A. Galler.