Current Research in Music Cognition and Aural Training

Rita Aiello explains her research to Helen Brown

Presented at the Annual Meeting of

The Society for Music Theory

New York, 1995

SMT Music Cognition Group

Philip Baczewski (University of North Texas), Organizer

Cognition of Musical Form in Performance: Analysis of Midi-Data Across Contrasting Formal Conceptions

Mina Miller, University of Kentucky

Computer-Assisted Instruction in Twentieth-Century Ear-training

John Wm. Schaffer, University of Wisconsin. and Edward R. Pearsall, Texas Tech University

A New Method of Aural Skills Training Based on Perceptual Research

Sheryl Skifstad, Arizona State University

Mothers' and Fathers' Songs to Infants

David S. Hill, Sandra E. Trehub, and Stuart B. Kamenetsky, University of Toronto

Contextual Listening: Application of CD-ROM Technology to Aural Skills

Dr. Timothy Nord, Ithaca College

An Examination of Error Frequency and Magnitude in the Melodic Dictation of Professional Musicians

Philip Baczewski and Rosemary N. Killam, University of North Texas

On rehearing music: A perceptual paradox

Rita Aiello ,Julliard School of Music, and Michael Palij, Yeshiva University