Integration of melody and text in memory for songs
@article{Serafine1984IntegrationOM, title={Integration of melody and text in memory for songs}, author={M. Serafine and R. Crowder and B. Repp}, journal={Cognition}, year={1984}, volume={16}, pages={285-303} }
Abstract Two experiments examined whether the memory representation for songs consists of independent or integrated components (melody and text). Subjects heard a serial presentation of excerpts from largely unfamiliar folksongs, followed by a recognition test. The test required subjects to recognize songs, melodies, or texts and consisted of five types of items: (a) exact songs heard in the presentation; (b) new songs; (c) old tunes with new words; (d) new tunes with old words; and (e) old… CONTINUE READING
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