Lindsay Warrenburg (email), Lindsey Reymore (email), and Daniel Shanahan (email) are organizing a symposium/workshop hybrid, to be held at OSU in May 2020. See the conference website for more details!
For this weeks Lab Publication of the week, we will be looking at David Huron and Caitlyn Trevor’s article on the role of stopped strings in the conveying of emotion in music, published as part of a special issue on…
For this week’s lab publication, I’ll be breaking from the longstanding (see: three weeks) norm and discussing a slew of projects just published this week in the recently published proceedings of the 2018 International Conference for Music Perception and Cognition….
For this week’s publication of the week, we’re looking at the work Yuri Broze, Brandon Paul, Erin Allen, and Kate Guarna did on the the role of voice multiplicity on the perception of emotion in music. They conducted three…
For this week’s lab publication of the week, we’ve selected some excellent work from our post-doc, Niels Chr. Hansen. Along with collaborators Peter Vuust and Marcus Pearce, Niels asked participants about levels of uncertainty in Charlie Parker solos. They found…
Every week we will be highlighting a different publication from the Ohio State Music Cognition Lab. Our first installment is an recent PhD graduate Hubert Léveillé Gauvin co-autherd with Ben Duinker of McGill University. What better way to kick off…
Welcome to the new website for the Cognitive and Systematic Musicology Lab at Ohio State. Here you can find updates on our research activities, as well as information on how to participate in experiments and join us!