Music, Language, Speech, and Brain

Music, Language, Speech, and Brain
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Book Synopsis Music, Language, Speech, and Brain by : Johan Sundberg

Download or read book Music, Language, Speech, and Brain written by Johan Sundberg and published by . This book was released on 1991 with total page 492 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Speech/language and music are the two main forms of systematic human communication using acoustic signals. This implies that there are interesting and thought-provoking parallels between these areas, which may contribute towards our understanding of the processing and perception of auditory signals. This book reviews the relevant research fields, and includes speech and music examples on CD to help the reader to appreciate the sound characteristics discussed. Areas covered are: descriptions of music and language; speech and music performance; voice and instruments; cognition and perception; neurophysiology; combining speech and music.


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