Despite extensive research on absolute pitch (AP), there remains no gold-standard task to
measure its presence or extent. This systematic review investigated the methods of pitch …

The use of raters as a methodological tool to detect significant differences in performances
and as a means to evaluate music performance achievement is a solidly defended practice …

Absolute pitch (AP) refers to the rare ability to name the pitch of a tone without external
reference. It is widely believed to be only for the selected few with rare genetic makeup and …

Many individuals are able to perceive when the tuning of familiar stimuli, such as popular
music recordings, has been altered. This suggests a kind of ubiquitous pitch memory …

Absolute pitch (AP) refers to the ability to effortlessly identify given pitches without any
reference. Correlative evidence suggests that the left posterior dorsolateral prefrontal cortex …

Absolute pitch was first formally defined by Abraham (1901) as the ability to listen to a
musical sound, without hearing it in connection with other sounds, and name it with its …

A serial digit recall experiment was conducted to test for differences in short-term memory
(STM) interference in both absolute pitch (AP) and non-absolute pitch (NAP) possessors …

Absolute pitch (AP) refers to the rare ability to name the pitch of a tone without external
reference. It is widely believed that acquiring AP in adulthood is impossible, since AP is only …

Absolute pitch (AP) refers to the rare ability to name the pitch of a tone without external
reference. It is widely believed that AP is only for the selected few with rare genetic makeup …

The purpose of this study was to determine whether harmonic relations apply across both
musical (notes to chords) and perceptual levels (audiovisual integration). The hypotheses …