… Like all communication, sound requires energy both to create and to process. In recent
years, the field of ‘communicative musicality’ — an interdisciplinary field connecting ethology, …

… In this article we have drawn on research on communicative musicality to develop ways
of working with the changing communicative rhythms of a mobile interview. We have been …

… We also discuss the relevance of the theoretical framework of Communicative Musicality for
… Perceived ease and effectiveness in communication were found to increase progressively …

… version of communication, and if in Chap. 7 we started to talk about communication in a
different sense (thematic communication), this chapter will continue with this second acceptation. …

… Drawing on the theory of communicative musicality, the analysis adds to existing knowledge
on … Through communicative musicality, they can balance between the need for togetherness …

… communication, as well as their limitations. Finally, we propose a theoretical model for the
evolution of musicality, … emerged findings in human acoustic communication. Beyond IDS, …

… , communicative interaction with the phatic function serves as a type of communicative exchange
that … Can other modi of affiliative communicative interaction such as non-verbal gestural …

… In this article, I make a case for thinking that the foundations of musicality are even more
ancient, with origins in hominin vocal communication and other behaviours detectable with an …

… communicative musicality, empirical research on music-language relationships, and performative
mutuality in ethnomusicology all speak to the idea of musicality… Musicality is particularly …

… Our results suggest that, in order to capture musicality in young children, a wider range of
skills and observable behaviors should be taken into account than those assessed by …