… in Nordic terms) for the better eye. The definition of deafness is that the threshold exceeds …
the choice of responses, ie how many times music was chosen (in percentage of total choices)…

… others, playing in large ensembles) because of difficulty and lack of emotional reward. One
… “Being dismissed as a musician due to deafness or CI happens occasionally and is difficult to …

… deafness better known to SDH trainees. It seems better, however, to take the trainees to
interact with the Deaf … the contribution of musical scores in the establishment of mood and …

… sensation in a musical context [1]. For the hearing impaired especially, tactile feedback has
… the auditory signal produces a better tactile experience - at least in terms of melodic content …

… have argued for an enhanced ability among blind children to learn music and this ability, in
… Deaf signers are better at distributing attention toward the visual periphery during certain …

… patients to listen to music whenever they choose can enhance feelings of control over their
… Even the deaf hear me, if they but listen to the voices of their own souls. I am the food of love. …

… positive affect elicited by pleasant music would enhance the rhythmic entrainment of attentional
… We propose that consonant music may establish a sustained pleasant emotional state, in …

… construed about the hearing impaired with music. A failing in … was a way for these men to
handle loneliness and feelings of … provoke a better assessment ofthe value of music to special …

… ; or it could be due to a better realization of some of the forms than others… better touch
expression used originally in making the sounds or to a better realized transform for some emotions …

… from multisensory cues when recognising emotion which we did not … music has a key role
in enhancing audio-visual temporal processing, it did not directly assess whether some music …