Music tends to be highly repetitive, both in terms of musical structure and in terms of listening
behavior, yet little is known about how engagement changes with repeated exposure. Here …

Note onsets in music are acoustic landmarks providing auditory cues that underlie the
perception of more complex phenomena such as beat, rhythm, and meter. For naturalistic …

Engaging listeners is an inherent goal of music. The concept of'musical engagement',
however, carries multiple connotations and remains difficult to quantify or even define. In …

Brain states during real-word experiences have attracted growing research interest in the
past two decades. Listening to music is one example of an on-going real-world experience …

Inter-subject correlations (ISCs) of cortical responses have been shown to index audience
engagement with narrative works. In parallel lines of research, continuous self-reports and …

Background Music not just entertains an individual but causes changes in the frequency
spectrum of the brain waves and cognition that are recognizable using signals obtained …

ABSTRACT Music Information Retrieval (MIR) has been dominated by computational
approaches. The possibility of leveraging neural systems via brain-computer interfaces is an …

Music is widely used for leisure, relaxation purposes in everyday life and in healthcare
settings. While existing behavioral studies have mapped out basic relationships between …

A NEUROCOGNITIVE APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND THE ROLE OF FAMILIARITY WITH
MUSICAL STYLE AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN MUSIC-EVOKED EM Page 1 A …

Learning mechanisms have been postulated to be one of the primary reasons why different
individuals have similar or different emotional responses to music. While existing studies …