Fundamentals of Sensation and Perception MUSIC ERIK CHEVRIER OCTOBER 26TH, 2015.

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Fundamentals of Sensation and Perception MUSIC ERIK CHEVRIER OCTOBER 26TH, 2015

Video Michael Tilson Thomas: Music and Emotion Through Time Victor Wooten: Music as a Language

Revised Course Schedule October 26 & 28Perceiving Speech and Music Chapter 11 November 2Group Project – Preliminary Assessment Due November 4 & 9 Light and the Eyes Chapter 2 November 11 & 16 Visual Brain Chapter 3 November 18 & 23 Recognizing Visual Objects Chapter 4 November 25 Group Project & Revision for Exam November 30 Final Exam Dec 2,7 & 8Class Presentations

Dimensions of Music Pitch Loudness Timing Timbre

Pitch Name that instrument Virtual Piano Virtual Piano Chords Octave Semitone

Loudness, Timing, Timbre Dynamics Rhythm

Melody, Key, Scales Melody - Sequence of musical notes arranged in a particular rhythmic pattern, which listeners perceive as a single, recognizable unit Scales – Major ( ), Minor ( ) Key Consonance Dissonance

Notes on Guitar and Piano

Music Analysis Radiohead – Subterranean Homesick Alien Pink Floyd – Money Dave Matthews – Satellite OutKast – Hey Ya! Living in the Past – Jethro Tull Sesame Street – PinballSesame Street – Pinball The Beatles Robert Johnson – Love in Vain The D-Tales

Knowledge and Music Perception People can recognize tonic notes well People acquire accumulated knowledge about music Less than 1% have perfect pitch (absolute pitch) Less than 4% have amusia – Impairment in perceiving and remembering melodies

Neural Basis of Music Perception Auditory areas of right hemisphere responds better to changing pitches Auditory areas of left hemisphere responds better to timing of sounds

Concert Halls

Questions? Rock on!