Musical Audition is a theoretical construct in music cognition that denotes the active, perceptual process of attending to and interpreting structured sound events as musical experiences, distinguishing it from passive hearing by its engagement with aesthetic, emotional, and cognitive dimensions of auditory stimuli.
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Hearing in Time: Psychological Aspects of Musical Meter
Danuta Mirka · Journal of Music Theory · 2004 · 300 citations
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McGill University
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United States Navy
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