Alan Coady’s Musical Blog

May 31, 2008

How do you solve a problem like Isolde?

Filed under: Aural, Harmony, IT, Listening, Musical Grammar, New Ideas, Science, Technology, Testing — Alan Coady @ 10:21 am

Got a spare 15 minutes? Would you like to take part in a national, online survey about how people listen to music? The mission of Feeling Sound Musiclab is to test how we perceive music – and also to gauge the nation’s favourite chord – the result of which will be used to commission a new piece of music.

Why not read about the project, about the staff involved or take the test?

2 Comments »

  1. Oh dear - I sent this to the rest of my family ages 15 - 82, and they are suddenly fiercely competitive! 100%s are being boasted all over the place and hot arguments about whether it is easier to remember a note or a chord…all very good for the brain!
    Thanks for the link.

    Comment by Dorothy — June 2, 2008 @ 6:33 pm

  2. Dorothy

    I’m glad they’re all having fun. I’d imagine that it’s easier to retain a chord as it has pitch (the top note registers with most people) and also the colour conferred upon it by the other notes in the chord.

    Comment by Alan Coady — June 2, 2008 @ 8:04 pm

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