Music, motor control and the brain / edited by Eckart Altenmüller, Mario Wiesendanger, Jürg Kesselring.

Medverkande: Språk: Engelska Utgivning: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2006Beskrivning: 296 s. illISBN:
  • 0199298726
Ämne: DDK-klassifikation:
  • 781.11 22 (machine generated)
SAB-klassifikation:
  • Ij:do
Innehåll:
History: 1. Historical increases in expert music performance skills: optimizing instruments, playing techniques, and training -- Psychology: 2. From cognition to action -- 3. The nature of memory for music performance skills -- 4. Musical synchronisation -- Movement analysis: 5. Hand movements and musical performance -- 6. Movement analysis in pianists -- 7. Fingering and bowing in violinists : a motor control approach -- 8. Movements and analysis of drumming -- Representation in the brain : 9. Brain structures of musicians : executive functions and morphological implications -- 10. The motor representation in pianists and string players -- 11. Brain activation during piano playing -- 12. Brain activation during string playing -- 13. 'Singing in the (b)rain' : cerebral correlates of vocal music performance in humans -- 14. Sensory-motor networks in singing and speaking : a comparative approach -- 15. The role of inhibition in the motor control of finger functions -- Apollo's curse - loss of motor control in musicians: 16. The end of the song? : Robert Schumann's focal dystonia -- 17. Epidemiology, phenomenology, and therapy of musician's cramp -- 18. The neurophysiology of focal hand dystonia in musicians -- 19. The development of focal dystonia in musicians as a consequence of maladaptive plasticity : implications for intervention -- 20. Music performance anxiety
Sammanfattning: Examines the neural basis of musicianship and forms a comprehensive account of the motor skills and associated cognitive processes which are behind musical talent. This book covers a range of instruments and performance situations, and examines motor problems in musicians in later life.
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History: 1. Historical increases in expert music performance skills: optimizing instruments, playing techniques, and training -- Psychology: 2. From cognition to action -- 3. The nature of memory for music performance skills -- 4. Musical synchronisation -- Movement analysis: 5. Hand movements and musical performance -- 6. Movement analysis in pianists -- 7. Fingering and bowing in violinists : a motor control approach -- 8. Movements and analysis of drumming -- Representation in the brain : 9. Brain structures of musicians : executive functions and morphological implications -- 10. The motor representation in pianists and string players -- 11. Brain activation during piano playing -- 12. Brain activation during string playing -- 13. 'Singing in the (b)rain' : cerebral correlates of vocal music performance in humans -- 14. Sensory-motor networks in singing and speaking : a comparative approach -- 15. The role of inhibition in the motor control of finger functions -- Apollo's curse - loss of motor control in musicians: 16. The end of the song? : Robert Schumann's focal dystonia -- 17. Epidemiology, phenomenology, and therapy of musician's cramp -- 18. The neurophysiology of focal hand dystonia in musicians -- 19. The development of focal dystonia in musicians as a consequence of maladaptive plasticity : implications for intervention -- 20. Music performance anxiety

Examines the neural basis of musicianship and forms a comprehensive account of the motor skills and associated cognitive processes which are behind musical talent. This book covers a range of instruments and performance situations, and examines motor problems in musicians in later life.

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