pitch (cont.)
relational processing 5
transposition of 82
variation in 81
Western tonal music 114
pitch discrimination 235, 297
encoding 301–3
neurology of 260–2
patterns 236–40
proximity 329
planum temporale 174, 373–6
plasticity seecortical plasticity
poetry and music 413–29
polyphonic music 102–3
positron emission tomography 35–9, 153, 173–5,
187, 219, 221–5, 236, 248–50, 276
prosody 272, 274, 424
psychoacoustics 130–2Ravel, Maurice
aphasia 184–5
Boléro 81
reading, and musical ability 438–9
regularity 25–7, 112–13
Reynolds, Roger
Archipelago80, 83
SPIRLZ algorithm 83
SPLITZ algorithm 83
The Angel of Death 81
The Behavior of Mirrors 80
Variation 83
rhythm 271, 274
comprehension of 251–4
functional neuroanatomy 251–60
modularity in perceived similarity 89–91
perception 26–7
and musical skill 27
reproduction 28
see alsotemporal processing
Rimsky-Korsakoff, Nicholai 183
Risset, Jean-Claude,Sud 83
roughness 128, 130, 138–45
see alsoconsonancescales seemusical scales
Schoenberg, Arnold
Fourth String Quartet 87
Wind Quintet 87
Scriabin, Alexander 183
Seashore Test of Musical Abilities 185
semantics 278–83
Shebalin, Vissarion 184, 193
similarity in music 84–9
social bonding function of music 67–71social cohesion theory 61
social context of music 46
sound complexity seecomplex sounds
specialization of brain seebrain specialization
stress 97
metric 415, 416, 418
superior colliculus 170
superior temporal gyrus 222, 236, 277, 333
supplementary motor area 222–3, 253, 277
supramarginal gyrus 277
survival value of music 58–9, 181–2
synesthesia 183
syntax 272, 273, 283–5tactus 44–5, 416, 419
see alsobeat
tempo 10, 21, 26, 82
temporal analysis 168–77, 303–4
cerebral substrates 204–16
hierarchical processing 175
in infants 9
intercultural aspects 21–3
predisposition towards regularity 25–6
predisposition towards simple duration
ratios 28–9
segmentation and grouping 24–5
temporal microstructure of familiar tunes 210–13
temporal processing 27–8, 168–9
temporal structure 285–9
temporal lobe seeauditory cortex
tension and resolution 329–30
timbre 5, 18, 173
timing seerhythm
tonal cognition 95–108
acculturation 109–23
key-finding models 95, 102, 105–6
tonal hierarchies 97–9
tonal processing 231–46
tonal stability 112
tonality 95–108
tone-deafness seecongenital amusia
training seemusical training
transcranial magnetic stimulation 220, 225–8
transposition 5, 86
triads 128
tritone 6, 7, 132, 133, 135, 141We b e r n , A n t o n ,Sechs St ̧cke82–3
Wernicke’s aphasia 184
Western tonal music 113–15
Williams syndrome 68–9
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