Hearing in Time¶
London, J. (2004). Hearing in Time: Psychological Aspects of Musical Meter. Oxford University Press.
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2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Cadence
- In music it is the home territory: tempo (beats per minute), the beat and meter that pace a piece, and the conductor's or drummer's setting and holding of the rate — the rhythmic pulse against which everything else is timed.
This sourceTreats tempo, beat, and meter as the rate structure pacing music, framed as entrainment to regularly recurring events.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
London's abstract supports meter as entrainment to rhythm and as tempo-dependent, but does not mention BPM or a conductor/drummer holding the rate.
“Meter is regarded as a kind of entrainment, a synchronization of attention and actions to the rhythms of the environment. Drawing on research on the ability to make durational discriminations and categorizations at various tempos, the “speed limits” for meter are given”
- In music it is the home territory: tempo (beats per minute), the beat and meter that pace a piece, and the conductor's or drummer's setting and holding of the rate — the rhythmic pulse against which everything else is timed.
Mechanisms¶
- Sequence and Alternation Chart
- Its failure mode is that a chart models the intended beat, not the perceived one; a rhythm that scans beautifully on the score can blur at real speed or distance, so an elegant alternation may do no perceptual work in the field.
This sourceDistinguishes represented rhythmic patterns from meter as perceived and enacted by listeners and performers.
- Its failure mode is that a chart models the intended beat, not the perceived one; a rhythm that scans beautifully on the score can blur at real speed or distance, so an elegant alternation may do no perceptual work in the field.
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