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This one day lecture exposes musicians and audio engineers to the psycho-acoustics and the neuroscience of hearing to illustrate the processes underlying music perception.
After an introduction of the structure and function of the peripheral auditory system the lecture will explain in simple and clear terms the neuroscience and psychology of hearing.
Composers, performing musicians and sound engineers will be able to relate the physiology of loudness, pitch, spatial hearing, and scene analysis to their
everyday work.
Date and Schedule: Sunday, October 2, 2005 – 11:30 to 18:00.
Location: London School of Sound, 35 Britannia Row, N1 8QH London.
Cost: £140 + VAT per person.
Dr. Thomas Stainsby
Department of Experimental Psychology, Cambridge University Ph.D. (Otolaryngology, Melbourne) B.A.Hons (Music Technology and Composition, La Trobe)
Dr. Christopher Long
Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Medical Research Council Ph.D. (Speech and Hearing Sciences Program, MIT) B.S. (Electrical Engineering, UCLA)
For more info and bookings visit www.londonschoolofsound.co.uk or call +44
(0)20 7354 7337 (places are strictly limited, see website for availability).
