MUSI 3702 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Kurt Koffka, Laurence Echard, Max Wertheimer

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Music
• Course: MUSI 3702
• Professor: James Wright

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All lecture contents on the post-midterm course content. Culearn topics 9 through 12 (lectures 15 echard, 16 wright, 17 echard, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 wright. 40% mc (some may involve diagrams, formulae, etc) Nb: will include midterm mc questions generally not well answered (check midterm) 30%: short answer questions (some of which will involve diagrams, Nb: will include midterm short-answer questions generally not well answered (check midterm) formulae, etc) 30%: essay on one of 5 topics listed on next page. *gestalt grouping principles of auditory pattern organization and discuss their role in music perception. Fill in the blanks in the table below: (12 marks) How we build internal representations of the world. Pressure sound waves hit tympanic membrane frequencies processed by brain internal representations; analyze & recognize the sound. In noisy places, the auditory cortex boosts some sounds to help the brain prioritize what is important. People can train to pay extra attention to things that are important.