Every brain needs music the neuroscience of making and listening to music
"Learning, performing, and listening to music all place tremendous demands on the human brain. Learning to play a musical instrument is among the most challenging activities for the human nervous system, involving cognitive, sensory, as well as fine and gross motor functions. Music composition and i...
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
[2023]
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Table of Contents:
- What Is Music and Why Does It Exist?
- How Your Brain Composes Music
- Practicing Music, Part I : The Partnership of Motivated Music Students and Motivated Music Teachers
- Practicing Music, Part II : Understanding the Neuroscience
- Practicing Music, Part III : Changing Your Brain to Get It Right
- How Your Brain Performs Music
- How Your Brain Listens to Music
- Why Your Brain Likes Music
- Coda. The Final Jam with Dennis and Larry : A Reflective Improvisation.
