… the tactile perception of musical emotion in the deaf. A significant difference … deaf and
normally hearing participants was found, with deaf individuals showing better tactile identification …

… intended emotions in music to a profoundly deaf … to deaf individuals who tend to have a
higher tactile sensitivity and can be expected to differentiate sounds and musical emotions better …

… Conventions of melodic patterns, chord sequences, and key changes are exploited to
create an intellectual and emotional response that we call the musical experience. A question …

… musical features though the tactile modality remains undetermined. The goal of this study was
to investigate tactile identification of musical emotion in the deaf … activation by tactile stimuli…

… examine tactile and auditory-tactile identification of emotion … auditory, tactile and auditory-tactile
identification of emotion in … , with musicians showing better emotion identification for fear/…

… music is in a familiar style, and whether it is a style they like. If they are familiar with the music,
they might be able to identify … assess stylistic and emotional aspects of the music, including …

… Several other devices emerged in the mid-late 90s that explored the possibilities of using
tactile stimulation to enhance speech for the hearing impaired; these will be discussed further …

… music accessibility for deaf or hard of hearing people, while offering everyone the chance to
experience sounds as tactile … lead to an improved ability to detect emotional content through …

… the emotional information that is expressed through the music … Deaf and HoH viewers with
only an indication that music is … music is commonly used to enhance moods, invoke emotions, …

… offer the musician haptic feedback that enhances his/her music … of experiencing music
through touch to the hearing impaired. … better perception of elements and emotional content of …