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Co-regulated timing in music ensembles : a Bayesian listener perspective

Marc Leman (UGent)

(2021) JOURNAL OF NEW MUSIC RESEARCH. 50(2). p.121-132
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Bilateral cochlear implantation or bimodal listening in the paediatric population : retrospective analysis of decisive criteria

Cleo Dhondt (UGent) , Freya Swinnen (UGent) and Ingeborg Dhooge (UGent)

(2018) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY. 104. p.170-177
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Sensorimotor grounding of musical embodiment and the role of prediction: a review

Pieter-Jan Maes (UGent)

(2016) FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY. 7.
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Perception of pure tones and iterated rippled noise for normal hearing and cochlear implant users

Richard Penninger (UGent) , Wade Chien, Patpong Jiradejvong, Emily Boeke, Courtney Carver and Charles Limb

(2013) TRENDS IN AMPLIFICATION. 17(1). p.45-53
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Cognitive vs. affective listening modes and judgments of music: an ERP study

Elvira Brattico, Thomas Jacobsen, Wouter De Baene (UGent) , Enrico Glerean and Mari Tervaniemi

(2010) BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 85(3). p.393-409
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Sharing musical expression through embodied listening: a case study based on Chinese guqin music

Marc Leman (UGent) , Frank Desmet (UGent) , Frederik Styns (UGent) , Leon van Noorden and Drik Moelants

(2009) MUSIC PERCEPTION. 26(3). p.263-278

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Co-regulated timing in music ensembles : a Bayesian listener perspective

Bilateral cochlear implantation or bimodal listening in the paediatric population : retrospective analysis of decisive criteria

Sensorimotor grounding of musical embodiment and the role of prediction: a review

Perception of pure tones and iterated rippled noise for normal hearing and cochlear implant users

Cognitive vs. affective listening modes and judgments of music: an ERP study

Sharing musical expression through embodied listening: a case study based on Chinese guqin music

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