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Boundaries of Separability between Melody and Rhythm in Music Discrimination: A Neuropsychological Perspective
1993
The Quarterly journal of experimental psychology. Section A, Human experimental psychology
The detailed study of a patient who suffered from a severe amelodia without arhythmia as a consequence of bilateral temporal lobe damage revealed that the processing of melodic information is at least partially separable from the processing of rhythmic information. This dissociation was replicated across different sets of material, was supported by the presence of a reversed association, and was maintained in conditions that promote integration in the normal brain. These results argue against
doi:10.1080/14640749308401048
pmid:8316639
fatcat:io5ob377ufc4hjpwunjojhjjse