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Music cognition

the tendency for a large melodic leap to be followed by a change of direction, which these authors explain largely as regression toward the middle of a melody's range.

In music cognition, post-skip reversal refers to the tendency for a large melodic leap to be followed by a change of direction, which these authors explain largely as regression toward the middle of a melody's range. This meaning comes from Von Hippel (2000) in Music Perception.[1]

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References

Von Hippel, P., & Huron, D. (2000). Why Do Skips Precede Reversals? The Effect of Tessitura on Melodic Structure. Music Perception, 18(1), 59-85. https://doi.org/10.2307/40285901

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