Students invited to test their musical prowess
Young ears are bombarded with music from multiple sources 鈥� radio, Internet, MP3 players, television, bars and concerts.
Yet how is this deluge of music affecting how young minds process melodies? Scientists from the International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound Research (BRAMS) would like to answer that question by inviting undergraduates to take part in a new study on music perception.
Anyone who鈥檚 curious about their ability to differentiate melodies can log onto to sample song excerpts, provide feedback and a questionnaire on their musical habits.
Each participant will be scored on their musical prowess and be eligible for a 20$ gift certificate for the iTunes music store (one prize will be drawn for every 50 participants).
鈥淭hrough this unique study, we hope to measure the music aptitude of modern students,鈥� explains lead researcher M茅lanie A. Provost, a master鈥檚 student at BRAMS, a research centre that is jointly operated by the Universit茅 de Montr茅al and MNI, 缅北强奸 University.