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The Psychology of Music: A Survey for Teacher and Musician

By: Max Schoen | Book details

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CHAPTER 9
TESTS OF MUSICALITY AND TALENT
THE SURVEY JUST MADE OF THE studies and comments on musicality and musical talent enables us to make the following classification of the factors of musical equipment:
I. Auditory Factors
a. Sense of Pitch
b. Sense of Intensity
c. Sense of Duration
d. Sense of Timbre
II. Musical Factors
a. Melodic
1. Absolute Pitch
2. Relative Pitch
3. Tonal Memory
4. Tonal Sequence
5. Sense of Rhythm
6. Melodic Reproduction
7. Melodic Judgment
b. Harmonic
1. Consonance
2. Chord Analysis
3. Chord Recognition
4. Chord Sequence
5. General Harmonic Sensitivity
III. Muscular Factors
1. Control
2. Motility
3. Precision of Movement
4. Strength and Endurance
5. Timed Action

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