- Two main
classifications of
amusia exist:
acquired amusia,
which occurs as a
result of
brain damage, and
congenital amusia,
which results from a music-processing...
- MRI.
Amusia may be
congenital or acquired.
Congenital amusia, as the term suggests,
occurs as a
result of
birth or one's genes;
while acquired amusia occurs...
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working with
Katastrophy Wife, a
project under which she
released the
albums Amusia (2001) and All
Kneel (2004). She
remained out of the
public light for several...
-
Amusia is a
genus of
African ground spiders that was
first described by
Albert Tullgren in 1910. As of May 2019[update] it
contains only two species: A...
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Amusia is a
musical disorder that
includes defects in
pitch detection,
musical memory and recognition.
Amusia may also
refer to:
Amusia, a 2010 collaborative...
- or developed.
Amusia is a term used to
describe someone who has
difficulty differentiating pitch or
identifying music.
Congenital amusia is
often referred...
- Beat
deafness is a form of
congenital amusia characterized by a person's
inability to
distinguish musical rhythm or move in time to it. Generally, humans...
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auditory verbal agnosia (pure word deafness), non-verbal
auditory agnosia,
amusia and word-meaning deafness, or a mild case of the more
severe disorder, cerebral...
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standard deviations above the average) an
extraordinary memory in all
domains Amusia is also
known as tone deafness.
Amusics primarily have
deficits in processing...
- the
brain of a
person with
musical anhedonia. Music-specific
disorders Amusia Auditory agnosia Neuroscience of
music Martínez-Molina, Noelia, et al. "Neural...
