Music separation methods are more demanding and complex, demanding system “training,” user designation of special music features, and audio processing time to support their complicated frameworks. Pattern extraction from music strings is an complex problem. The repeated sequence extracted from music strings can be used as features for music extracted or compared. various works on music pattern ...

Significant changes in gait cycle parameters have been observed in individuals with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) during walking to rhythmically accentuated music (McIntosh et al., 1997; Thaut et al., 1996). These findings are consistent with previous studies that concluded that persons with PD compensate for basal ganglia malfunction by relying more heavily on external cues to guide movement, even ...

Music separation methods are more demanding and complex, demanding system “training,” user designation of special music features, and audio processing time to support their complicated frameworks. Pattern extraction from music strings is an complex problem. The repeated sequence extracted from music strings can be used as features for music extracted or compared. various works on music pattern ...

serenade op. 24 from arnold schoenberg has been written in 7 movements for 7- person ensemble between 1921-1923 including clarinet and bass clarinet (woodwinds), mandolin, guitar, violin, alto and cello(stringed instrument). movements of this work have some been arranged symmetrically by composer.  the 4th movement of this collection named sonnet has features such as singer accompanied with orc...

Inspired by theories of perception-action coupling and embodied music cognition, we investigated how rhythmic music perception impacts self-paced oscillatory movements. In a pilot study, we examined the kinematic parameters of self-paced oscillatory movements, walking and finger tapping using optical motion capture. In accordance with biomechanical constraints accounts of motion, we found that ...

Entrainment has been studied in a variety of contexts including music perception, dance, verbal communication and motor coordination more generally. Here we seek to provide a unifying framework that incorporates the key aspects of entrainment as it has been studied in these varying domains. We propose that there are a number of types of entrainment that build upon pre-existing adaptations that ...

Background in music psychology and music computation. In Lerdahl and Jackendoff’s Generative Theory of Tonal Music (1983), the authors try to formalize cognitive processes seen in music, referring to Chomskyan (generative) linguistics. Among other processes found in musical cognition (such as harmonic tension and detecting rhythmic patterns), Lerdahl and Jackendoff describe the process of group...

This article is written from the perspective of empirical research within the broad field of the neuroscience of music (including evolutionary, behavioural, neuroimaging and neuropsychological approaches), with a central theme of the multisensory experience of rhythm and movement in music and dance. Section 1 explores some historical theories on the evolutionary origins of music that point to t...

The treatment of pain continues to gain in saliency as a component of defining best practice in medical care. Music therapy is an integrative treatment modality that impacts patient outcomes in the treatment of spinal pain. At Mount Sinai Beth Israel, we conducted a mixed-methods study addressing the effects of music therapy interventions on the recovery of patients after spine surgery. The stu...

the main purpose of this paper is analyzing the form and harmony in “neynava”, a piece composed by “hossein alizadeh”. written in 1984, the piece has been composed for solo ney (an iranian instrument) and string orchestra. according to composer himself, this piece is developed according to “dastgah of nava” and its melodic movement and parallel combination is consisted of different modes that c...