Singing experiments with residents of the Bolivian rainforest demonstrate how biology and experience shape the way we hear music. In the lowlands of Bolivia, the most isolated of the Tsimané people ...
Our experience of musical intervals and the uncanny “sameness” of octaves is encoded in our neuroanatomy. The neuroscience of music is rich, complex and not without controversy. But some things are ...
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