Future Directions of Music Cognition

It's not too late to join in on the Future Directions of Music Cognition virtual Speaker Series 2021! Next up: Reyna Gordon @CrunchyNeuroSci org.osu.edu/mascats/virtua…

Reyna will also discuss exciting new directions in the field that will bring about new understanding of the genetic basis of musicality and its relationship to brain and health.

Reyna will convey how recent research into the genetic architecture of individual differences in musical rhythm traits has brought about new knowledge about the biological basis of musicality and specific biological functions shared with other traits.

Tune in this Monday, April 19 at 4p EDT for Reyna Gordon's (@CrunchyNeuroSci) talk, "New frontiers in the genetic basis of musicality." #musicscience #openscience

Monday, April 12 at 4p EDT! Video to follow on @OSFramework.

The evolution of music notation contains numerous examples of musical problems and carefully engineered solutions. In examining these past and present problems, Joe will speculate about the future of music making, and by extension, the future of music cognition.

This coming Monday's talk features Joe Plazak, a Principal Software Engineer and Designer at Avid Technology, who will be speaking on "The future of music cognition through the lens of music notation" #musicscience #openscience

Great talk by @danielshanahan for @FDoMC_2020. Lots of interesting thoughts to think in the corpus studies department... perfect way to slide back into work after a very VERY needed holiday.

Join us in about two hours (4p EDT) for @danielshanahan's FDoMC talk on corpus studies & computational musicology! #musicscience #openscience

If you can't make it to the talk, we will as usual be posting the video on @OSFramework soon after!

Through an examination of some of the obstacles and successes of these ambitious projects, Dan will provide recommendations for music researchers interested in using corpora as a way of supporting their own analytical questions. #musicscience #openscience

Tune in tomorrow (or later today, depending on your time zone) for @danielshanahan's FDoMC talk, "What the history of computational musicology can tell us about the future of corpus studies" at 4pm EDT!

Honorable mention—Effect of Metrical Primes on Perceived Complexity of 2:3 and 3:4 Polyrhythms Authors: Zachary Lookenbill (@lookenbill_z ), Leigh VanHandel

Honorable mention—Timbre’s ​F​unction in the Perception ​of ​Affective ​Intents -Lena Heng, Stephen McAdams

Congratulations to our FDoMC conference student paper award winners! All videos and proceedings from the awardees are linked here: org.osu.edu/mascats/studen… #musicscience #openscience