Postdoctoral position at McGill University - Sequence Production Lab
Richard Parncutt - "Pitch, tonality, and the missing fundamentals of music cognition"
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BRAMS at the 2009 FAMEQ Congress
Nathalie Gosselin, Research associate at BRAMS and Invited professor at the Faculté de Musique de l'Université de Montréal, is to give a talk on Friday, November 19th, at 8:30am at the Fédération des Associations de Musiciens du Québec - FAMEQ Annual congress.
BRAMS is happy to participate to the FAMEQ annual congress 2009 and contribute to transfer to Quebec Music educators current knowledge acquired through research on Music and Brain. Nathalie Gosselin's talk will discuss one of the major questions currently studied at BRAMS: the notion of Amusia (also known as tone-deafness). The latter is characterized by a deficit in musical pitch perception. For example, amusic individuals have problem to detect wrong note or to recognize familiar melodies
