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  • Earworms,  Music & Memory,  Music & The Brain

    A brain basis for musical hallucinations

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      Hello Dear Reader, I hope your January is going well. We are experiencing an unusually mild winter here in Switzerland so far. Very little snow has reached Luzern, which stands 400m above sea level. But at least I can now see snow on the mountains (including the stunning Mount Pilatus) from my office window, and very lovely it looks too. Today I have been reading a new article (in press) in Cortex which claims to have identified a brain basis or at least a brain based explanation for musical hallucinations (MH). My interest was peaked – perhaps this might give a first clue about a brain basis for earworms?…

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    Music psychology and big data

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    Happy New Year, Dear Reader I hope that you have enjoyed a pleasant holiday season and that 2014 brings you all the happiness, peace and prosperity that your heart desires. 2014 will mark the Chinese New Year of the wooden (or green) horse. It will also be the year that I finally come home to Yorkshire, to my family and friends, and to my fiance (yes, dear reader, he proposed over the holidays!) A new year brings new challenges. My beloved course on ‘Music and the Brain’ will come to an end here at the Hochschule Luzern, Switzerland and I will move into a period of exciting grant writing with…

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