… ": those attributes of human communication, which are particularly exploited in music, that
allow co… that communicative musicality is vital for companionable parent/infant communication. …

… These three elements comprise “communicative musicality”: those attributes of human …
concluded that communicative musicality is vital for companionable parent/infant communication. …

… 17.1 Primary elements of communicative musicality: coordination of innate vocal rhythms
with a premature infant. Nassira, born 3 months early, was filmed while she was ‘kangarooing’inside …

… The vignette offers illustration of the presence of the three characteristics of communicative
musicality: pulse (the infant's engagement with rhythmic repetition from the therapist), quality (…

… has come to be termed ‘communicative musicality’ (Malloch, 2000… However, communicative
musicality does not disappear after … Many of the instances of communicative musicality in the …

… […] It will be clear that when discussing communicative musicality we are using the words
“musicality” and “musical” in a very particular way. When we talk of the “musicality” of mother–…

… 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 …

… 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, …

… hospitalised infants and communicative musicality principals, … We are missing a piece of
the communicative musicality … While the communicative component of this theory assumes a …

… , 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 …