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Communication and Interaction in Language and Music| old_uid | 13019 |
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| title | Communication and Interaction in Language and Music |
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| start_date | 2013/11/15 |
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| schedule | 11h |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | A |
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| details | Organisateur : LPL et PsyCLE |
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| summary | The traditional view about brain localization of higher cognitive
functions puts motor abilities and language in the left, dominant,
hemisphere and musical ones in the right. This assumption has been
more and more weakened by neuroimaging evidence showing that musical
structures significantly activate left frontal areas, during both
production and listening. Moreover, electroencephalographic data show
left and right anterior negativities elicited by syntactic violations
in linguistic and musical domains, respectively. Starting from this
evidence, I will discuss the hypothesis that both, language and music
may share a common syntactical background, motor in origin. Moreover,
I will present some very recent experiments aiming at investigating
the conductor/orchestra interaction during music playing and how the
amount of leaderships of the conductor is related to the 'quality' of
execution. |
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| responsibles | Bel, Welby |
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