74. Musical Scales Mimic the Sound of Language The harmonics of human vocalization may generate the frequencies used in music.

Often called the universal language, music may well represent life itself. Having studied a wide range of biomaterials, from amino-acids and viruses to spider-silk, Markus Buehler and Mario Milazzo ...

It's the thing you have to learn when studying an instrument. In fact it's the bane of many a music student's life! But the scale is one of the fundamental concepts in music.

To appreciate how our species makes sense of sound we must study the brain's response to a wide variety of music, languages and musical languages, urges Aniruddh D. Patel.

Published continuously since 1977, Computer Music Journal covers a wide range of topics related to digital audio signal processing and electroacoustic music. Computer Music Journal is an essential ...

Chico State”s Department of Music will ring in the holiday season with the fifth annual “Glorious Sounds of the Season!” concert, a fundraiser for music scholarships. Presented 7:… ...