The Effects Of Practice On Judgments Of Absolute Pitch, Volume 7, Issues 47-52
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The Effects Of Practice On Judgments Of Absolute Pitch, Volume 7, Issues 47-52 explores the complex relationship between practice and the development of absolute pitch, a rare auditory skill. Authored by Evelyn Gough Bacon, this volume delves into experimental findings and theoretical discussions surrounding the acquisition and refinement of absolute pitch abilities. Readers will gain insight into the cognitive processes involved in pitch perception and the extent to which training can influence these processes. This work will be of interest to music psychologists, music theorists, and anyone interested in the science of music cognition.
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