Music in our minds and bodies matters.

Dawn C. Rose; Pamela Heaton; Alice Jones Bartoli

Music in our minds and bodies matters.

Dawn C. Rose, Pamela Heaton, Alice Jones Bartoli

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This paper aims to convey an introduction to the psychology of music. At a very basic level, sound informs our model of the world, aiding survival. Musical sound and practice further offers a merging of exogenous and endogenous temporal states and templates, employing multiple complex neural mechanisms. Here we provide an overview of the literature exploring why music matters to our minds and bodies.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	10-14
Journal	PsyPAG Quarterly
Volume	103
Publication status	Published - 1 Jun 2017

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Discussion Paper
Music
Perception

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