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DGM and SysMus 2019

9 September 2019, by Frithjof Faasch

DGM

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Various members of the Institute of Systematic Musicology were present at DGM 2019, the annual meeting of the German Society for Music Psychology. Xinyue Wang ('How does time fly in inconsistent audiovisual contexts? An exploratory study with a temporal bisection paradigm') and David Hammerschmidt ('Time-Stretching: Über den Zusammenhang von Tempo- und Zeitwahrnehmung beim Musikhören') presented posters with recent findings of the SloMo project.

Further presentations will be given at SysMus19, the International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology, by Xinyue Wang ('Temporal entrainment effect: Can music enhance our attention resolution in time?') and Emma Allingham ('Effects of attentional focus on motor skill performance in violin bowing').

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