Re: Forming sequential objects (Steve Mcadams )


Subject: Re: Forming sequential objects
From:    Steve Mcadams  <Steve.McAdams(at)IRCAM.FR>
Date:    Mon, 13 Sep 1993 07:15:00 +0200

One of the important processes that gives rise to sequential objects is segmentation. For a theoretical treatment of this in music, see Lerdahl and Jackendoff's grouping preference rules. For an experimental attempt at their demonstration, see I. Deliege (1987) Music Perception, 4, 325-360. This study also pitted the different factors that Lerdahl & Jackendoff dreamt up against one another, though it didn't control for the relative amount of discontinuity introduced by each one in a systematic way. There's a lot to be done from these two sources either within or without a musical orientation. Stephen McAdams


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