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*スケジュール [#me5911ec]
''日時''　　平成３０年１２月２１日（金）　１９：００～２１：００~
''会場''　　電気通信大学 西10号館2F 大会議室;　(地図は[[こちら>http://www.uec.ac.jp/about/profile/access/]]）~

*発表者 [#m9b08f8f]
Makiko Sadakata（Radboud University Nijmegen / University of Amsterdam）

*内容 [#u5838716]
''Temporal Dynamics of the Speech-to-Song Illusion''

Makiko Sadakata, Gerben Groenveld, John Ashley Burgoyne
(Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam
Musicology department, University of Amsterdam)


※プレゼン資料は英語，ご説明は日本語です．


The Speech-to-Song illusion refers to the phenomenon that our perception of speech can transform to song when we hear a speech fragment repeatedly. Thanks to recent research efforts, we know more and more about when this illusion takes place. To name a few, it occurs with speech fragments of not only English but also with many other languages, and it is experienced by both musicians and non-musicians. Also, pitch information plays an important role, much more so than rhythmic structures of a fragment. The current study presents a slightly different focus by highlighting what happens after the perceptual transformation had occurred. We were able to capture the temporal dynamics of the Speech-to-Song illusion, namely, that once a fragment is perceived as a song, it is difficult to unhear the melody of a speech fragment. This unidirectional nature of the Speech-To-Song illusion has theoretical implications.


 

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