Articles

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Auditory roughness as means of musical expression, Selected Reports in Ethnomusicology (2005)
This study argues that auditory roughness (rattling sound associated with certain types of signals) is...
 

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Distortion product otoacoustic emissions provide clues to hearing mechanisms in the frog ear (with Sebastiaan W. F. Meenderink and Peter M. Narins), Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2004)

2f1-f2 and 2f2-f1 distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAEs) were recorded from both ears of male...

 

Contributions to Books

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Anatomy, physiology, and function of auditory end-organs in the frog inner ear (with Dwayne D. Simmons and Sebastiaan W. F. Meenderink), Hearing and Sound Communication in Amphibians (2006)

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The vertebrate ear is a highly sensitive, frequency analyzer that receives sound through...

 

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Active Listening Tools - Online Supplement (with William Alves), Music of the Peoples of the World (2006)
 

Popular Press

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Organizing and recognizing musical tension/release patterns may be culture dependent, Acoustical Institute of Physics Press Room (2005)

Our ability to attach meaningful and emotional qualities to instrumental pieces of music relies, to...

 

Presentations

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Follow the link for a complete list of conference presentations (2008)
 

Online Research & Teaching Resources

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SRA: A Web-based Research Tool for Spectral and Roughness Analysis of Sound Signals (Version 2.0) (with Kelly Fitz) (2008)

SRA is a web-based tool that performs Spectral and Roughness Analysis on user-submitted sound files...

 

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Cyprus Music Network: Online digital music archive of Cypriot folk music (with Panikos Giorgoudes) (2004)

The Cyprus Music Network (CMN) research project received support from the Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation...

 

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Music of the Near East: Online teaching and research tool showcasing UCLA’s Near East music ensemble (2002)
Introduction to the music of the Near East through images, video clips, sound examples, and...