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Cognitive Foundations of Musical Pitch
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1. Objectives and Methods 2. Quantifying Tonal Hierarchies and Key Distances 3. Musical Correlates of Perceived Tonal Hierarchies 4. A Key-Finding Algorithm Based on Tonal Hierarchies 5. Perceived Relations Between Musical Tones 6. Perceptual Organization and Pitch Memory 7. Quantifying Harmonic Hierarchies and Key Distances 8. Perceived Harmonic Relations 9. Perceiving Multiple Keys: Modulation and Polytonality 10. Tonal Hierarchies in Atonal and Non-Western Tonal Music 11. Music Cognition: Theoretical and Empirical Generalizations
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- Krumhansl, C. L.
- Venue
- Oxford University Press eBooks
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- Oxford University Press
- Published
- 2001-11-29
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