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Perception and cognition of music / edited by Irène Deliège, John Sloboda

データ種別	図書
出版者	Hove, East Sussex : Psychology Press
出版年	c1997
本文言語	英語
大きさ	xvii, 461 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

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(芸大) 4F書庫		761.14/P	1210002590			0863774520			資料請求用紙		資料請求用紙

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内容注記	Part 1: Musicological approaches Experimental ethnomusicology : an interactive approach to the study of musical scales Attitudes to the time axis and cognitive constraints : the case of Arabic vocal folk music Radical subjectivization of time in the music of the fin-de-siêcle : an example by Max Reger Cognivive sciences and historical sciences in music : ways towards conciliation Part 2: Developmental approaches Some aspects of the foetal sound environment The origins of music perception and cognition : a developmental perspective Developmental approaches to music congnition and behaviour The development of "Musikerleben" in adolescence : how and why young people listen to music The acquisition of expertise im music : efficiency of deliberate practice as a moderating variable in accounting for sub-expert performance Part 3: biological approaches Is music autonomous from language? : a neuropsychological appraisal Electrophysiological studies of music processing Part 4: Acoustical and computational approaches Methodological issues in timbre research Computational auditory pathways to music understanding part 5: Structural approaches Tonal relations Pitch schemata Cue abstraction in the representation of musical form What is the pertinence of the Lerdahl-Jackendoff theory? Composing and listening : a reply to nattiez Epistemic subject, historical subject, psychological subject : regarding Lerdahl and Jackendoff's generative theory of tonal music Postscript: Intertwining the objectivity of cognitive analysis and the subjectivity of the æuvre's interpretations
一般注記	Includes indexes
著者標目	Sloboda, John A. Deliège, Irène
件　名	LCSH:Cognition LCSH:Musical perception
分　類	DC21:781/.1
書誌ID	6000450221
ISBN	0863774520
NCID	BA31769018