Note on Tekman's Study of Preference Judgments for Excerpts of Music
Albert LeBlanc
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Albert LeBlanc
Abstract
Tekman's study is a useful exploration and benefits from his consideration of published research on music; however, his interpretation of music tempo research by LeBlanc and associates cannot be supported. It would be worthwhile for Tekman to conduct a follow-up study with a larger number of participants and music excerpts from other styles of music in addition to art music ("classical" music).
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Tekman's study is a useful exploration and benefits from his consideration of published research on music; however, his interpretation of music tempo research by LeBlanc and associates cannot be supported. It would be worthwhile for Tekman to conduct a follow-up study with a larger number of participants and music excerpts from other styles of music in addition to art music ("classical" music).
Key concepts: Psychology, Preference, Interpretation (philosophy), Music psychology, Music and emotion, Social psychology, Cognitive psychology, Visual arts