Lecture
1. The integrity and generalized nature of musical perception.
The structure of musical perception and its levels. The selectivity of musical perception.
2. The influence of apperception on the perception of musical texture,
the modal organization of music, and techniques of intonational-melodic development. Musical perception and the perceptual components of musical hearing.
3. The psychophysiology of musical hearing and its types. Musical hearing as a functional system. The zonal nature of musical hearing. The perception of melody.
4. The psychological basis of the sense of mode. The psychological
characteristics of musical rhythm. The psychomotor nature of the sense
of rhythm. Psychological patterns in the perception of time in music.
Stages of musical perception. Musical perception and musical experience.
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