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Music psychology

Clarke's application of ecological psychology to music, treating listening as the pickup of meanings that musical sounds afford.

In music psychology, ecological approach to musical listening refers to Clarke's application of ecological psychology to music, treating listening as the pickup of meanings that musical sounds afford. This meaning comes from Clarke (2005) in Ways of listening.[1]

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  1. Clarke, E. F. (2005). Ways of listening: An ecological approach to the perception of musical meaning. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780199773909

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