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...perception of a particular passage; the analysis should be an extension of your musical hearing. Moreover, a voice-leading analysis can actually shed light on certain aspects of Mozart's style (we saw, in my first example, how Mozart's smooth voice-leading was the hallmark of his style, while my hypothetical example was unstylistic). We can conclude, then, that a simple...

...perception of art, W. Ray Crozier and A.J. Chapman (eds), North-Holland (imprint of Elsevier), Amsterdam. Widdess, R. (1995) The ragas of early Indian music, Clarendon Press, Oxford...Composition and improvisation in cross-cultural perspective: Acknowledgements - This course was written by Professor Martin Clayton Except for third party materials and otherwise stated (see...

...perception because it is such a familiar sound; however, a ticking clock can ruin a recording, especially any quiet passages which require the listener to focus on the smallest detail in the music. In order to move clocks or remove clock batteries, turn off central heating systems, and generally combat other such noise sources in public buildings, it is essential to...