This work aims at studying the relationship between rhythmical complexity, synchronisation and liking evaluation of an italian pop music excerpt. Our interest concerns two different areas of research. The first one focuses on the relationship between rhythm and synchronisation (Drake, Penel & Bigand, 2000; Snyder & Krumhansl, 2001); the second one examines the relationship between rhythmical complexity and liking (Heyduk, 1975; Smith & Melara, 1990; North & Haargraves, 1998). 50 non-musical expert students participated to the experimental session, which was constituted by three different phases: the synchronisation performance to 6 versions of the same excerpt, the original version in 16mo (1), in fouth (2), in 8vo (3) in 32mo (4) and two versions with different kinds of contra time (5 and 6), studied with two indexes: R.I (regularity index) and I.R.I (irregularity index); the evaluation of the synchronisation (scale 1-10); hearing and liking evaluation on a 10 point rating scale of the versions of the excerpt. The results show that, according to the information theory, I.R and I.R.I. reach high values for excerpt number 4, that is the most complex version. Anyway other data (as for example the high I.I.R. level of excerpt number 2) indicate some contradictions that need further investigations. The evaluation of synchronisation and liking data show in general clear differences between “the” complex version (number 4) and all the other

Ciceri, M. R., Hoffner, D., Perini, E., Sincronizzazione e ritmo: analisi dell'influenza della complessità ritmica sulle valutazioniemotive di brani musicali, in congresso nazionale della sezione di psicologia sperimentale Riassunto delle comunicazioni. Bari 22-25 settembre 2003, (Bari, 22-24 September 2003), AIP, Bari 2003: 52-53 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/22106]

Sincronizzazione e ritmo: analisi dell'influenza della complessità ritmica sulle valutazioni emotive di brani musicali

Ciceri, Maria Rita;
2003

Abstract

This work aims at studying the relationship between rhythmical complexity, synchronisation and liking evaluation of an italian pop music excerpt. Our interest concerns two different areas of research. The first one focuses on the relationship between rhythm and synchronisation (Drake, Penel & Bigand, 2000; Snyder & Krumhansl, 2001); the second one examines the relationship between rhythmical complexity and liking (Heyduk, 1975; Smith & Melara, 1990; North & Haargraves, 1998). 50 non-musical expert students participated to the experimental session, which was constituted by three different phases: the synchronisation performance to 6 versions of the same excerpt, the original version in 16mo (1), in fouth (2), in 8vo (3) in 32mo (4) and two versions with different kinds of contra time (5 and 6), studied with two indexes: R.I (regularity index) and I.R.I (irregularity index); the evaluation of the synchronisation (scale 1-10); hearing and liking evaluation on a 10 point rating scale of the versions of the excerpt. The results show that, according to the information theory, I.R and I.R.I. reach high values for excerpt number 4, that is the most complex version. Anyway other data (as for example the high I.I.R. level of excerpt number 2) indicate some contradictions that need further investigations. The evaluation of synchronisation and liking data show in general clear differences between “the” complex version (number 4) and all the other
2003
Italiano
congresso nazionale della sezione di psicologia sperimentale Riassunto delle comunicazioni. Bari 22-25 settembre 2003
Congresso nazionale della Sezione di Psicologia Sperimentale
Bari
22-set-2003
24-set-2003
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Ciceri, M. R., Hoffner, D., Perini, E., Sincronizzazione e ritmo: analisi dell'influenza della complessità ritmica sulle valutazioniemotive di brani musicali, in congresso nazionale della sezione di psicologia sperimentale Riassunto delle comunicazioni. Bari 22-25 settembre 2003, (Bari, 22-24 September 2003), AIP, Bari 2003: 52-53 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/22106]
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