The purpose of this review is to advance the idea that the electroencephalographic (EEG)
mu (μ) rhythm can be used to make time-sensitive measures of sensorimotor integration …

The question of how hearing loss and hearing rehabilitation affect patients' momentary
emotional experiences is one that has received little attention but has considerable potential …

Nonmusicians remember vocal melodies (ie, sung to la la) better than instrumental
melodies. If greater exposure to the voice contributes to those effects, then long-term …

While many studies have demonstrated the relationship between musical rhythm and
speech prosody, this has been rarely addressed in the context of second language (L2) …

In this paper, we investigated the coupling among the alterations of brain activity and the
rhythmic pattern of voice. We benefited from complexity and information concepts and ran …

Extensive research with musicians has shown that instrumental musical training can have a
profound impact on how acoustic features are processed in the brain. However, less is …

Music cognition is typically studied with instrumental stimuli. Adults remember melodies
better, however, when they are presented in a biologically significant timbre (ie, the human …

Music is ubiquitous, both in its instrumental and vocal forms. While speech perception at
birth has been at the core of an extensive corpus of research, the origins of the ability to …

Several studies on action observation have shown that the biological dimension of
movement modulates sensorimotor interactions in perception. In the present fMRI study, we …

This chapter provides an overview of multisensory processing in music by individuals with
normal hearing, hearing loss, and deafness. The first section provides an account of theory …