musical perception造句

• It is well known that cannabis can, not always but often, enhance musical perception.
• Can we extend the Gertrude Stein's theory of Landscape drama to the musical perception?
• She also made important contributions to the understanding of the development of musical perception through infancy and childhood.
• Her musical perceptions were enriched by exposure to film, western and Hindustani ( Northern Indian ) classical music.
• Earlier this year researchers reported that people with perfect pitch have in their left hemispheres highly developed structures associated with musical perception.
• Behavioural studies demonstrate that rhythm and pitch can be perceived separately, but that they also interact in creating a musical perception.
• They demonstrated fresh musical perception and created more personal mainstream songs rather than those of the military bands that dominated the previous decade.
• After attaining her certificate for 7th Grade Piano, Theory and Musical Perception, Gay and her family moved to Toowoomba, Queensland.
• Besides producing dance music tracks, his aim is to fuse art forms and to introduce pioneering visual and musical perceptions to new audiences.
• The study, appearing Friday in the journal Science, compared the musical perception of 284 pairs of female twins, half of them identical.
• He also expressed concern about the digitalization of modern generations whose musical perception lacks the attitude for making the record listening a specific enjoyable experience.
• But the left hemisphere also contains regions that specialize exclusively in language and the right has some regions that exclusively serve musical perception, he said.
• An analysis reflects the musical perceptions and intuitions of the analyst, developed in accordance with particular principles as established by Schenker and subsequent music theorists.
• His research focuses on theoretical problems of mode and melodic intonation, timbre, and notations as well as on sociological and psychological aspects of musical perception.
• "Helmholtz has demonstrated that the essence of musical perception is mathematical : the consonance or dissonance of harmonies depends on the ratios of the frequencies of their tones.
• With Prof . Arthur Boothroyd they researched musical perception by such children as a basis for establishing techniques aimed at getting even the most profoundly deaf among them to play music.
• The mathematics of musical perception are a subject of continuing research, but it is fairly well understood how thirds, fifths, octaves and inversions make up the geometry of music.
• We all know that humans have a range of musical perception, interest and appreciation, and that other animals use music or music-like sounds as a form of communication.
• His explanations of music theory were heavily indebted to the theories of musicologist Heinrich Schenker, and his understandings of musical perception owed much to Gestalt psychology, as well as German phenomenology.
• Educational program includes all the sorts of skills beginners will be developing at this stage, such as a sense of pitch and rhythm, controlled, playing, accuracy and quality of tone, and the basics of musical perception.