10. Perceiving and Moving to a Rhythmic Beat 29:05

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  • Music and the Brain: 18 lectures
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  • Aniruddh D. Patel

Look beneath the surface of a seemingly simple feature of music: beat. Discover that beat perception in humans is exceedingly complex and incorporates six distinct criteria. Then survey animal studies to see if other species share our talent for getting the beat.

Music and the Brain: 18 lectures

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5. Brain Sources of Music's Emotional Power 32:06

6. Music Building Blocks: Pitch and Timbre 31:05

7. Consonance, Dissonance, and Musical Scales 31:27

8. Arousing Expectations: Melody and Harmony 31:01

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10. Perceiving and Moving to a Rhythmic Beat 29:05

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14. Disorders of Music Cognition 29:59

15. Neurological Effects of Hearing Music 29:50

16. Neurological Effects of Making Music 31:58

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