作　者：Carol L. Krumhansl
出　版：Oxford University Press
书　号：9780195148367
原　价：￥436.10元

亚马逊：￥436.10 元

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o%N C/O8d iqr0出版社: Oxford University Press Inc (2001年10月25日)

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精装: 307页

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*L7F.zWS8a7I0ISBN: 0195148363心理学空间Kx'N s4HI DV

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商品尺寸: 15.6 x 3 x 23.4 cm

商品重量: 422 g

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;B{8[1McbR0We have before us a summary of some 12 years of assiduous and intelligent work by one of the very best minds in cognitive science. I have followed Carol Krumhansl's research for years with enthusiasm; it is a joy to see it reported so well ... Go read this excellent book! American Scientist

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1. Objectives and Methods; 2. Quantifying Tonal Hierarchies and Key Distances; 3. Musical Correlates of Perceived Tonal Hierarchies; 4. A Key-Finding Algorithm Based on Tonal Hierarchies; 5. Perceived Relations Between Musical Tones; 6. Perceptual Organization and Pitch Memory; 7. Quantifying Harmonic Hierarchies and Key Distances; 8. Perceived Harmonic Relations; 9. Perceiving Multiple Keys: Modulation and Polytonality; 10. Tonal Hierarchies in Atonal and Non-Western Tonal Music; 11. Music Cognition: Theoretical and Empirical Generalizations