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III. PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY IN RELATION TO
MUSIC (Cont.)
Nerves, Reflex Action; The Structure and Func-
tion of the Ear; Tactile Aspects of Sound and Bone
Conduction; Sensory Thresholds and Reaction
Times; Fatigue; Pitch; Intertones, Subjective Tones;
Loudness; Quality; The Sense of Time; Volume
and Brightness as Characteristics of Tone; Masking
Effect; Binaural Phenomena; The Musical Interval;
Scales; Rhythm; Melody; Harmony; Tonality and
Cadence; Consonance and Dissonance; Thinking,
Imagination, and Inspiration; Emotion, Feeling, and
Mood; Learning and Memory; Musical Intelligence;
Tests and Measurements; Composition; Perform-
ance; Listening to Music and the Effects of Music.
IV. MUSICAL AESTHETICS 113
Approaches to Aesthetics; Artistic and Scientific
Methods; The Function of Analysis; Definition of
the Term "Aesthetics"; The Field of Aesthetics;
The Aesthetic Experience; The Aesthetic Object;
The Relation of the Arts; Material; Form; Intrinsic
Orders; Psychological Factors; Principles of De-
sign; Manners of Treatment; Compositional Pat-
terns; Expression, Content, or Meaning; Music as
Autonomous Art; Music as Heteronomous Art;
Types of Expression; Value; Taste; Criticism; Ap-
plied Musical Aesthetics.
V. THE THEORY OF MUSIC THEORY 155
Theory and Practice; Elementary Theory; Melody;
Rhythm; Harmony and Counterpoint Contrasted;
Harmony; Counterpoint; Instrumentation and Or-
chestration; Form.
VI. MUSICAL PEDAGOGY 186
Contributions of Psychology to Music Education;
General Theory of Teaching; Curriculum Studies;
Individual Instruction; Group Instruction; Mate-
rials and Methods of Teaching; Vocal Music;
Instrumental Music; Elementary Musicianship; Har-
mony; Counterpoint; Instrumentation and Orches-

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Publication Information: Book Title: Introduction to Musicology: A Survey of the Fields, Systematic & Historical, of Musical Knowledge & Research. Contributors: Glen Haydon - author. Publisher: Prentice-Hall, Inc.. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1941. Page Number: xii.
    
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