The contributions of this special issue affirm the breadth and quality of research being undertaken in the music and neuroscience community. The issue comprises nine empirical papers from contributors in seven different countries. The contributions span perceptual, cognitive, affective, neurological, and therapeutic aspects of music, using an array of neuroimaging approaches, statistical approaches, and paradigms.
Guest Editor
Table of contents
Editorial for the Special Issue on Neurosciences and Music: Part 2
Pages 355–356
Stewart, Lauren
Amygdala and Orbitofrontal Engagement in Breach and Resolution of Expectancy: A Case Study
Pages 357–365
Mikutta, Christian Alexander; Dürschmid, Stefan; Bean, Nelson; Lehne, Moritz; Lubell, James; Altorfer, Andreas; Parvizi, Josef; Strik, Werner; Knight, Robert Thomas; Koelsch, Stefan
Extracting the Neural Representation of Tone Onsets for Separate Voices of Ensemble Music Using Multivariate EEG Analysis
Pages 366–379
Sturm, Irene; Treder, Matthias; Miklody, Daniel; Purwins, Hendrik; Dähne, Sven; Blankertz, Benjamin; Curio, Gabriel
Principles of Parsimony: fMRI Correlates of Beat-Based Versus Duration-Based Sensorimotor Synchronization
Pages 380–391
De Pretto, Michael; James, Clara E.
Music Therapy and Cognitive Rehabilitation: Screening of Music Cognition in Adult Patients With Right Hemisphere Stroke
Pages 392–403
Pfeiffer, Camila F.; Sabe, Liliana R.
Perceptual and Cognitive Enhancement With an Adaptive Timing Partner: Electrophysiological Responses To Pitch Change
Pages 404–415
Nakata, Takayuki; Trainor, Laurel J.
Citation Index and Scientific Production on the Neuroscience of Music: A Bibliometric Study
Pages 416–422
Albusac-Jorge, Miriam; Giménez-Rodríguez, Francisco J.
Affective Versus Cognitive Responses To Musical Chords: An ERP and Behavioral Study
Pages 423–434
Ellison, David; Moisseinen, Nella; Fachner, Jörg; Brattico, Elvira
On the Distinction Between Involuntary Musical Imagery, Musical Hallucinosis, and Musical Hallucinations
Pages 435–442
Hemming, Jan; Merrill, Julia
Musical Expertise Modulates Functional Connectivity of Limbic Regions During Continuous Music Listening
Pages 443–454
Alluri, Vinoo; Brattico, Elvira; Toiviainen, Petri; Burunat, Iballa; Bogert, Brigitte; Numminen, Jussi; Kliuchko, Marina
Unlocking the Mysteries of Music in Your Brain, Dr. Daniel Levitin Public Lecture
Pages 455–456
Baker, David John
The New Center for Music in the Brain (MIB) in Denmark
Pages 457–458
Vuust, Peter
