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ISSN 2059-2043 · SAGE Publishing · 388 artikel di indeks
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Selective Attention in Musical Working Memory: Evidence from a Melodic Retro-Cue Task
Working memory plays a central role in music cognition, supporting the encoding, maintenance and manipulation of musical information during listening and performance. A critical component of working memory is the ability to selectively prioritise relevant information, though we know little about…
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The Influence of Playing Metal Music on Health: A Retrospective Analysis of Interviews With Metal and Rock Musicians
Introduction Performing music, and particularly metal and rock music, is a highly demanding activity, both physically and mentally. Although musicians are known to be prone to playing-related injuries, the health of metal and rock musicians remains scarcely investigated. This qualitative study…
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Development and Acceptability of a Theory-Based and Music-Enhanced Emotion Regulation Program for University Students: A Cross-National European Study
Musical engagement, including actively listening or participating in music-making experiences, fosters socio-emotional development, emotion regulation, and the overall health and well-being of individuals across the lifespan. Further, musical care offers the context for practices that are inclusive…
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A Kaleidoscope of Musical (Dis-)Engagement: Healthcare Musicians’ Situated Ethical Professionalism as Artistic Alliance for Value-Based Care
In the past years, professional musicians of participatory music practices in healthcare contexts have increasingly worked as artistic allies for care. The musicians shaping these practices have developed ways of engaging with patients and their families, collaborating with healthcare…
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An Exploratory Study of Polytempo Music Performance with Expert Musicians
Polytempo music – where multiple, simultaneous tempi are performed – poses unique challenges for ensemble coordination, yet empirical research on its performance remains scarce. This exploratory study investigates how expert musicians execute different forms of polytempo, comparing temporal…
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The Role of Performance Practices on the Perception of Similarity in Musical Arrangements
Many pieces from the canon of Western classical music have been recorded by a variety of performers, often representing a wide spectrum of performance styles. Various factors, such as playing technique, stylistics, or instrumentation, influence the perceived musical similarity – or dissimilarity –…
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Do People See the Same Things When They Watch Video Clips from a Music Therapy Improvisation Session?
To what extent do different people find the same moments in a music therapy improvisation session salient, and how similarly or differently do they interpret the same moments? Four half-hour sessions at a music therapy center between different trained music therapists and musically experienced…
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Beyond Bars: Distribution of Edit Operations in Historical Prints
A persistent challenge for musicological corpus studies is the scarcity of existing, high-quality corpora for computational research. Here, we propose a method to selectively encode musical scores based on a specific sampling technique and illustrate the approach using a corpus of piano works…
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What Do We Mean by Group-Based Music Interventions for Social–Emotional Development? Findings From a Scoping Review
The relationship between music and social–emotional development has gained increasing research interest, yet methodological and conceptual challenges remain. This scoping review examined intervention characteristics and operational definitions in group-based music programs targeting…
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A Case Study of Music Therapy Rehabilitation Process of a Young Man with Intellectual Disability and Severe Fear of Falling
Fear of falling (FOF) is a well-recognized phenomenon among older adults and individuals with neurological conditions, yet its manifestation in younger populations with intellectual disabilities remains underexplored. This case study explores the rehabilitation of a young adult male with…
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Student Musicians, Hearing Loss, and Hearing Protection Behaviors: The Influence of Role Models, Social Persuasion, Attitudinal, and Emotional Factors
Musicians, including music students in training, often have lengthy exposure to sounds 85 dB or higher, which places them at risk for noise-induced hearing loss and reduced sensitivity to musical features. While many music students are aware of this risk, uptake of hearing protection is uncommon…
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Musical Flow in Context: Factorial Validation of the European Portuguese Version of the Flow State Scale-1
This study aimed to adapt and conduct a preliminary psychometric evaluation of a European Portuguese version of the Flow State Scale-1 (FSS-1) for use with musicians, addressing the lack of a validated instrument in this language to assess flow in musical performance. A total of 194 musicians (91…
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Motivational Factors in Choosing a Music Career and Their Associations With Mental Resources
Postponement of career choice is a growing trend in various professional fields; however, for music students, especially classical music students, the process typically begins early and follows a structured academic path. This study examined the motivational dimensions of classical music career…
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3D Printing Historical Wind Instruments for Musicians: Progress and Challenges
Between 2023 and 2024, the Royal College of Music Museum has collaborated with the University of Turin to explore the opportunities offered by 3D printing techniques to create accurate copies of historical woodwind instruments aimed at advanced and professional musicians. The project, generously…
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Research Trends in Music and Health in the Last 50 Years: A Bibliometric Analysis
Research on music and health is rapidly expanding, but a systematic, data-driven overview of this interdisciplinary literature is lacking. This gap limits our understanding of key research trends and applications, potentially hindering the use of music as a health-promoting resource. To address…
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Tapping into Rhythm: How Polyphonic Drum Patterns Map to Monophonic Contours and Support Pattern Retrieval
This study investigates how listeners reduce polyphonic drum patterns into simplified monophonic rhythm contours through tapping behavior. We examine how these contours relate to metrical structure, onset density, syncopation, and frequency-weighted onset density (FWOD), and whether these features…
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The Use of Verbal Metaphors in the Teaching and Learning of Musical Instruments: A Systematic Literature Review
Verbal metaphors are common in the teaching of musical instruments but are generally applied by teachers in an implicit and personal way. Possibly, this strategy has not been fully understood, since specific investigations on it are relatively recent. In an attempt to outline the state of the art…
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Social Prescribing: Identifying Factors that Influence Mood in Audiences’ Experience of Live Music Concerts
This study examines factors affecting how people integrate live music (concert) experiences into their self-care, specifically related to improvements in mood. Our team investigated conditions of how music delivery affects listeners’ experience and level of engagement based on influential factors…
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Revitalizing Musical Heritage Through Innovation: Organological Study of the Zither From South Sulawesi
This study is an examination of the kitoka , a new development of a traditional string instrument rooted in the Bugis culture of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It is an exploration of how culturally sensitive innovation can revitalize musical heritage through material transformation, design, and…
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Examining the Dynamics of Mind-Wandering During Music Listening: A Network Perspective
Music listening is a central aspect of people's daily lives and provides an ecologically valid framework for understanding the natural ebbs and flows of attention during perception. Recent studies indicate that music influences mind-wandering's frequency and contents. However, the dynamic…