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Music In The Human Experience

An Introduction To Music Psychology

Music In The Human Experience - Hodges, Donald; Sebald, David Conrad - ISBN: 9780415881852
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Titel: Music In The Human Experience
Auteur: Hodges, Donald; Sebald, David Conrad
Mediatype: Boek
Bindwijze: Gebonden
Taal: Engels
Aantal pagina's: 464
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Plaats van publicatie: 01
NUR: Onderwijs
Afmetingen: 235 x 187 x 25
Gewicht: 970 gr
ISBN/ISBN13: 9780415881852
Intern nummer: 13922303

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Media Tutorials ix
List of Illustrations
xi
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xxiii
PART I INTRODUCING MUSIC PSYCHOLOGY
1(70)
1 What Is Music Psychology?
3(10)
A Brief Tour of the Model of Music Psychology
5(2)
A Very Brief History of Music Psychology
7(1)
An Overview of the Literature in Music Psychology
8(1)
Library and Online Resources
9(1)
Music Psychology Periodicals
9(1)
Music Psychology Organizations
10(1)
Conclusion
11(1)
Discussion Questions
12(1)
2 Philosophical Issues in Music Psychology
13(17)
The Musical Significance of Human Nature
13(6)
The Interface of Music Philosophy and Music Psychology
19(8)
Conclusion
27(1)
Discussion Questions
28(2)
3 How We Came to be Musical
30(17)
Rhythm, a Fundamental Life Process
31(5)
Natural Soundscapes
36(4)
Parent-Infant Bonding
40(2)
The Acquisition of Language
42(1)
A Unique Mode of Knowing
43(1)
Social Organization
43(1)
Conclusion
44(1)
Discussion Questions
45(2)
4 Music Around the World and Across Time
47(24)
Time-Line of Early Artistic Behaviors
48(3)
Prehistoric Cave and Rock Art
51(1)
Art and Technology
52(2)
Invariants
54(1)
Music: A Human Invariant
55(12)
Conclusion
67(1)
Discussion Questions
68(3)
PART II PERCEIVING, UNDERSTANDING, AND RESPONDING TO MUSIC
71(140)
5 Acoustical Foundations of MusicMT5-1
73(23)
What is Sound?
73(3)
Important Parameters of Sound
76(3)
Measuring and Describing Sound
79(11)
How Environment Affects Sound
90(4)
Conclusion
94(1)
Discussion Questions
94(2)
6 Musical Hearing
96(15)
The Hearing MechanismMT6.1, MT6.2, MT6.3
96(8)
The Auditory Cortex
104(5)
ConclusionMT6.4
109(1)
Discussion Questions
109(2)
7 Psychoacoustics and the Perception of Music
111(18)
The Critical BandMT7.1
112(2)
The Perception of PitchMT7.2, MT7.3, MT7.4
114(6)
The Perception of LoudnessMT7.5, MT7.6
120(1)
The Perception of TimbreMT7.7
121(2)
The Perception of DurationMT7.8
123(2)
Secondary Relationships
125(2)
Conclusion
127(1)
Discussion Questions
127(2)
8 Music Cognition
129(27)
Gestalt Laws of Cognitive OrganizationMT8.1
130(3)
Auditory Scene AnalysisMT8.2, MT8.3, MT8.4
133(4)
Musical MemoryMT8.5
137(1)
Statistical Learning in Music
138(1)
Expectancy TheoryMT8.6, MT8.7, MT8.8
139(3)
Tonality
142(3)
Cognition of Musical Elements
145(2)
Cognition of Larger Musical Forms
147(2)
Cross-Cultural Comparative Research in Music
149(1)
Music and Language
150(2)
Conclusion
152(2)
Discussion Questions
154(2)
9 Music and the Brain
156(22)
Brief Introduction to the Brain
156(6)
Music in the Brain
162(13)
Conclusion
175(2)
Discussion Questions
177(1)
10 Bodily Responses to Music
178(13)
Physiological Responses to Music
178(6)
Physical Responses to Music
184(3)
Discussion of Psychophysiological Variables
187(2)
Conclusion
189(1)
Discussion Questions
190(1)
11 Musical Emotions
191(20)
Introduction to the Study of EmotionsMT11.1
192(6)
Perceived Emotions: The Cognitivist PositionMT11.2-MT11.9
198(1)
Induced Musical Emotions: The Emotivist Position
199(6)
A Third Viewpoint: Aesthetic Trinity Theory
205(2)
Musical Emotions in Everyday Experiences
207(2)
Conclusion
209(1)
Discussion Questions
210(1)
PART III BEING MUSICAL
211(115)
12 The Musical Person
213(19)
Is Musicality Inherited or Acquired?
213(5)
The Musical Personality
218(4)
Musical Identity
222(3)
Musical Preferences
225(4)
Conclusion
229(1)
Discussion Questions
230(2)
13 Music Performance
232(23)
Motor Skills
233(7)
Cognitive Skills
240(6)
Expressive Skills
246(7)
Conclusion
253(1)
Discussion Questions
253(2)
14 The Pssychology of Music Learning
255(29)
Psychoanalysis
256(2)
Behavioral Psychology
258(3)
Cognitive Approaches
261(19)
Music Learning Theory
280(1)
Conclusion
281(1)
Discussion Questions
282(2)
15 Music and Health
284(20)
Music Therapy
284(6)
Music Medicine
290(3)
Performing Arts Medicine
293(9)
Conclusion
302(1)
Discussion Questions
303(1)
16 Music in Social Contexts
304(22)
Music in American Society
304(7)
Reflections of Society in Music
311(4)
The Influence of Music on Social Behaviors
315(8)
Conclusion
323(1)
Discussion Questions
324(2)
Appendix A Chronological Summary of Books Published in Music Psychology 326(7)
Appendix B Selected Online Databases Frequently Available through Libraries 333(2)
Glossary 335(21)
Notes 356(3)
Illustration Credits 359(3)
References 362(65)
Index 427

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