# David Huron
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david huron (born June 1, 1954) is a Canadian Arts and Humanities Distinguished Professor at the Ohio State University, in both the School of Music and the Center for Cognitive and Brain Sciences. His teaching and publications focus on the psychology of music and music cognition. In 2017, Huron was awarded the Society for Music Perception and Cognition Achievement Award.
FIVE: The Drop
In this episode, We explore the genre of Electronic Dance Music and discuss the psychology behind why we often have such strong emotional reactions to the breakdown, build up and drop sections of an EDM track.
We explore the musical tools used by DJs and producers to make us feel all the things e…
The Good News About Feeling Sad & What You Never Knew About Reality TV?
So many things can affect the way food and drinks taste. This episode begins with a look at how just one element of the ambience in a room can alter people’s perception of wine – and make cheap wine taste expensive. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091215171510.htm
With all the talk of…
Why Do Listeners Enjoy Music that Makes Them Weep?
Host Steve Mencher and Professor David Huron, Head of Ohio State University’s Cognitive and Systematic Musicology Laboratory,answer to the question in a conversation on emotions, the brain and music.
Your Music Taste is a "Window" into Your Brain (Here’s Why)
Does your music taste reveal your "emotional architecture"? In this episode, we dive into the neuroscience of why we love certain songs and how your private playlist reveals the person you're trying to hide .
We explore the fascinating world of Neural Entrainment and why the human brain acts as…
Honoring the Audience: What Great Artists Understand | SOLOCAST
Wondering what great artists understand about their audiences? Ready for a new perspective on how to relate to your audience?
In this episode, we explore the nuances and paradoxes that great artists understand regarding captivating and sustaining their audiences. We discuss the types of connective …
Honoring the Audience: What Great Artists Understand | SOLOCAST - 15 Minutes with Dave Goodrich
Wondering what great artists understand about their audiences? Ready for a new perspective on how to relate to your audience?
In this episode, we explore the nuances and paradoxes that great artists understand regarding captivating and sustaining their audiences. We discuss the types of connective …
SYSK TRENDING-The Bright Side of Sadness
Most of us spend a lot of time trying to be happy and avoiding sadness whenever we can. But what if sadness isn't something to fear or eliminate? What if it's one of the most important emotions we have?
Why do we cry when we're grieving—but also when we're overwhelmed with joy? Why does listening …
Harmonic Interval Ear Training: How to Hear Motion Where There Is None
Learn to hear harmonic intervals and understand why they're trickier to identify than melodic ones — plus a look at the science and art behind this week's practice exercises.
In this episode:
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Surprise: Leaving Room for What You Didn’t Plan | SOLOCAST
Ready to add a little something extra to your music life? Want to make space for the magic of the unexpected?
In this episode, we explore the importance of leaving some room for the element of surprise in your musical life. We look at the sweet spot between imagining everything down to the finest d…
Surprise: Leaving Room for What You Didn’t Plan | SOLOCAST - 15 Minutes with Dave Goodrich
Ready to add a little something extra to your music life? Want to make space for the magic of the unexpected?
In this episode, we explore the importance of leaving some room for the element of surprise in your musical life. We look at the sweet spot between imagining everything down to the finest d…
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