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Concurrence and Nonconcurrence between Learned and Natural Schemata: The Case of J. S. Bach’s Saraband in C Minor for Cello Solo

Dalia Cohen
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Naphtali Wagner
Pages 23-36 | Published online: 09 Aug 2010

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Dalia Cohen & Ruth Katz. (2008) Rhythmic Patterns Reflecting Cognitive Constraints and Aesthetic Ideals. Journal of New Music Research 37:1, pages 15-35.
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Roni Y. Granot & Zohar Eitan. (2011) Musical Tension and the Interaction of Dynamic Auditory Parameters. Music Perception 28:3, pages 219-246.
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Shoshana Rosemarin & Dalia Cohen. (2016) The Analytical Aspect of Musical and Numerical Memory. Gifted Education International 20:2, pages 187-199.
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