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Neurophysiology of MusicMusic perception and production happen in the brain. Although a tremendous amount of research has been devoted to the brain when listening to or producing music, the mechanisms are not at all understood in full.

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Some Fundamentals of Musical Acousticslayed. Still, we cannot see these movements. When touching the surface, we can feel a movement, yet, we do not know how these surfaces are vibrating and how they are radiating these vibrations into the air around the instrument. Also, the sound in air is not visible. How does the vibration of the gu

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Some Fundamentals of Comparative Musicologyf musical cultures around the world. What has Techno music in common with Mozart, the Burmese . ensemble, African xylophone music, the Uyghur ., or Balinese .? What do the choirs of South Africa, Andalusian Flamenco singing, Beijing opera voices, or Mongolian throat singing have in common? Is electr

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Turbulenceh century, gave his famous lecture in 1900 at the Sorbonne in Paris about the remaining big problems in mathematics, the solution for turbulence was one of them. In 2000 the Clay Mathematics Institute was repeating the Hilbert problems, now with a 1 million dollar prize for the solution of one of se

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More Wind Instrumentsnism we are interested in. Basically, there are two other instrument families, the brass instruments and flutes or organs. To make our discussion not too long, we omit the brass instruments and take a closer look only at organs and flutes, as some new aspects appear here.

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