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| What are the Dimensions of Sound |
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- pitch
- rhythm
- articulation
- timbre
- volume
- texture
- form
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How long has music been around
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| as long as there have been humans |
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| what are similarities between Music and Language |
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- pitch
- Rythm
- processed in brain
- only used by humans
- is organized
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| Why does Music Therapy work |
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- works cause of brain and it creates a neural network
- parts of our brain may only work together with music
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| why does music therapy help with |
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- physical rehabilitation
- help with speech after a stroke
- helps people with dementia and Alzheimer's
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| Music Cognition Vs. Language Cognition |
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- Music Cognition- it is processed in all of the brain
- Language cognition- only process in Broca's and Wernicke's area
- Broca- physical production of speech
- Wernicke- processing of language
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| what the relationship between music, the brain, and the limbic system |
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when listening to music, it is process throughout the brain which triggers the limbic system
- the limbic system process emotions and control emotions
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| how chunks of music are put together to make one big thing (song) |
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| how a sound is produced, sustained, and released |
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| what do composers manipulate to make a unique piece of music? |
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| What is improvisation vs. fixed composition |
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- fixed composition- the role of a composer. the composer hears a song in their head and writes down the instructions for the performer to read
- improvisation- role of performer- hardest piece of music cognition because it is made up live. The perform interprets how to play the music which means that no two performances are the same
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Major- related to happy music
Minor- related to sad music
depends on the culture |
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| the ease and speed in which a person's brain process certain information |
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| Is it a bad idea to not have music in elementary school if aptitude stops at 10 |
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| yes because kids aren't learning aptitude |
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what people do with their aptitude
-aptitude does not produce achievement though |
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| What are the difference in music and language |
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- music- not communication
- language- is because it is concrete
- music- process in all brain
- language- only Broca and Wernicke
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| refers to the highness and lowness of sound |
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| quality of sound that doesn't deal with he other dimensions of sound |
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| refers to the loudness and quietness of a sound |
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