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An Introduction to the Musician and Non-musician Auditory Brain Processing |
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Our work is totry to establish interdisciplinary connections between the different interrelated fields of knowledge that are involved in the Human Auditory Abilities. These include two very specific areas: Music and Language processing. The former is common (in a neurological sense) to all persons, independent of language, and is spread over specific cortical areas; the latter , however, is developed only by some persons: many questions regarding its cortical processing remain unanswered. Despite many times music and language are attributed - respectively - to right and left hemispheres in an exclusive way, these two modalities of processing are placed mainly in the temporal cortex of both hemispheres in some different but complementary ways; at times, both modalities can share certain acoustic features and auditory functions.The Description and Modelization of the Auditory System is a very active and fruitful research area. It includes the study of audition and sound production in animals, lesion cases in humans and animals, Neurophysiology, Psycholinguistics, Psychoacoustics, Computing Neuroscience, and other fields. Our concerns are involved, in one or another form, with phaenomena within these fields and their disciplines. |
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