Music, Language, and the Brain
by Aniruddh D. Patel · first published 2007
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…can only use various bits of evidence, writing, known practices, etc. to guess about anything not present in the notation. There are tons of parallels between music and speech, and I recommend the book Music, Language, and the Brain by Ani Patel for more in-depth about this. The stuff in the book I mentioned originally (Music and Memory) gets into a lot of the issues too. Our processing of all these interacting parts has to do with…
on “Music Theory for Musicians and Normal People” ↗…expression. It appears that you have a book that expands on such a thing. Edit: Okay, at http://www.nsi.edu/~ani/MLB_review_Psychomusicology_Sept_201... I found a book review of Aniruddh D. Patel. Music, Language, and the Brain. He's deep into some apparently fairly speculative research and makes me like more my little idea that some of music is like listening to some passionate talking in a foreign language were know none…
on “Music Theory for Musicians and Normal People” ↗