14. Disorders of Music Cognition 29:59

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

Turn to cases where music cognition breaks down in disorders such as dystimbria and amusia. General Ulysses S. Grant and novelist Vladimir Nabokov appear to have been affected by amusia. Investigate what they and others with similar deficits miss when listening to music, and explore the underlying cause.

Music and the Brain: 18 lectures

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