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  • Earworms,  Music & The Brain

    What is the difference between musical hallucinations and tinnitus?

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    Before I left for Switzerland at the start of this month I printed off a few articles that I had hoped to read for background research, and also to provide you, dear reader, with some of the latest findings in music psychology. Well, this hope has been slightly delayed. It has been a long few weeks here in Luzern as I have been balancing immigration admin, with the freedom that comes with being able to write up articles that have been sitting on my desk for months. I love being able to finally sit down to write up these interesting research projects. I have also been enjoying the planning and…

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    20 April, 2017
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    Replication in music psychology

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    Hello dear reader, I am writing to you today from my new home in Luzern, Switzerland. In fact, here is a picture of the view from my office just for you! I am having a wonderful time here so far. The people are all lovely and I have been made to feel very welcome in my new office at the Hochschule Luzern – Musik. I have done a little exploring of the town but I am looking forward to many more outings. Here are a few facts about Luzern for you from my school’s own guide for international visitors and students. The population is around 77,000 people, of which around…

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