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Volume 4, Number 1, 1989
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Foreword
pp. vi-vi(1)
Author: Deutsch, Diana

Preface
pp. vii-ix(1)
Authors: McAdams, Stephen; Deliège, Irène

Introduction: The many faces of human cognition in musical research and practice
pp. 1-7(7)
Author: McAdams, Stephen

Issues in language and music
pp. 9-22(14)
Author: Clarke, Eric

Relationships between music and poetry in the arias of Giovanni Legrenzi
pp. 23-44(22)
Authors: Baroni, Mario; Dalmonte, Rossana; Jacoboni, Carlo

The “genetic code” of melody: Cognitive structures generated by the implication-realization model
pp. 45-63(19)
Author: Narmour, Eugene

Atonal prolongational structure
pp. 65-87(23)
Author: Lerdahl, Fred

Between music and language: A view from the bridge
pp. 89-100(12)
Author: Osmond-Smith, David

On form as actually experienced
pp. 101-115(15)
Authors: Deliège, Célestin

Computer music as cognitive approach: Simulation, timbre and formal processes
pp. 117-130(14)
Authors: Barrière, Jean-Baptiste

Musical information organisms: An approach to composition
pp. 131-163(33)
Author: Stroppa, Marco

Image-of-sound, or i-sound: Metaphor/metaform 1
pp. 165-170(6)
Authors: Bayle, François

Perception, cognition and morphological objectivity
pp. 171-180(10)
Author: Petitot, Jean

Psychological constraints on form-bearing dimensions in music
pp. 181-198(18)
Author: McAdams, Stephen

An historical and epistemological approach to the musical notion of “form-bearing” element
pp. 199-212(14)
Author: Duchez, Marie-Elisabeth

A perceptual approach to contemporary musical forms
pp. 213-230(18)
Authors: Deliège, Irène

Music and cognitive psychology: Form-bearing elements
pp. 231-236(6)
Author: Dufourt, Hugues

Issues in theoretical and experimental approaches to research on listening and comprehension
pp. 237-245(9)
Author: Krumhansl, Carol

Simplicity and complexity in music and cognition
pp. 247-253(7)
Author: Dowling, W.

Neuropsychology, mental cognitive models and music processing
pp. 255-263(9)
Author: Marin, Oscar

Effects of temporal neocortical excisions on musical processing
pp. 265-277(13)
Author: Zatorre, Robert

Music and modularity
pp. 279-293(15)
Authors: Peretz, Isabelle; Morais, José

Modeling music listening: General considerations
pp. 295-310(16)
Author: Ashley, Richard

A computational approach to modeling musical grouping structure
pp. 311-325(15)
Author: Baker, Michael

Listening as discovery learning 1
pp. 327-340(14)
Author: Marsden, Alan

Tonal cognition, artificial intelligence and neural nets
pp. 341-356(16)
Authors: Bharucha, Jamshed; Olney, Katherine

Adaptive dynamics of musical listening
pp. 357-372(16)
Author: Leman, Marc

Models and metaphors: Formalizations of music
pp. 373-380(8)
Authors: Riotte, André

Cognition and affect in musical performance
pp. 381-389(9)
Author: Shaffer, L.

Speech and music performance: Parallels and contrasts
pp. 391-404(14)
Authors: Carlson, Rolf; Friberg, Anders; Frydén, Lars; Granström, Björn; Sundberg, Johan

Towards a cognitive theory of expression: The performance and perception of rubato
pp. 405-416(12)
Author: Todd, Neil

Score, vision, action
pp. 417-435(19)
Author: Kurkela, Kari

Command performances, performance commands
pp. 437-446(10)
Author: Balzano, Gerald

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