PPT-Consonance and Dissonance

CD in Theory Practice and Science Richard Parncutt Centre for Systematic Musicology University of Graz Austria Graham Hair Science and Music Research Group University of Glasgow Scotland. SNAP SHOTS. ONOMATOPOIEA. CONSONANCE. PERSONIFICATION. IRONY PARADOX. ALLITERATION CONSONANCE DISSONANCE. ALLITERATION CONSONANCE ASSONANCE. PERSONIFICATION. JUXTAPOSITION – CONTRAST. Area of Interest. Nikki Crabtree and Hana van Pelt. Cognitive Dissonance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQW9I02nz74. (0:16-0:37). General Overview. :. . The more important the issue. . (. Festinger as cited in Griffin, 2009. historical changes in consonance by counting prepared and unprepared dissonances in musical . scores . Richard . Parncutt. and Fabio Kaiser. Centre . for Systematic Musicology, University of Graz, . Elliot Aronson. University of California, Santa Cruz. Timothy D. Wilson. University of Virginia. Robin M. Akert. Wellesley College. slides prepared by. Travis Langley. Henderson State University. 7th edition. RichardTaylorThompsonRiversUniversityJan26,2010 Introduction&TerminologyVibrationsinMusicalInstruments(Timbre)Consonance&Dissonance Introduction Questions: I Twomusicalinstrumentsplayingthesamenotesti 36. Describe an . attitude or tendency you would like to . change.. Using the attitudes-follow-behavior principle, how might you go about changing that attitude?. Social Psychology . Textbook pp.722-734. Period. Time Periods. 1900-Present Day. 1. 20. th. Century-1900-2000. 2. Contemporary- 1975-Present. 3. 21. st. Century- 2000-Present. Characteristics:. Modern form of art music. Increased use of . An Application of Cultural Consensus Analysis. Typical definitions of culture describe culture as an aggregate. . But culture is a property of both the aggregate and the individual. We can use cultural consensus models to establish a link between the aggregate and individual levels.. . THEORY OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE (1957. ) * . BASIC HYPOTHESIS. . The existence of dissonance, being psychologically uncomfortable, will motivate the person to try and reduce the dissonance and achieve . historical changes in consonance by counting prepared and unprepared dissonances in musical . scores . Richard . Parncutt. and Fabio Kaiser. Centre . for Systematic Musicology, University of Graz, . . Devices. The Sounds of Poetry. Onomatopoeia. When a word’s pronunciation imitates its sound.. Examples. Buzz Fizz Woof. Hiss Clink Boom. Beep Vroom Zip. Repetition. Repeating a word or words for effect.. Derelict. Horror movies often begin with a group of teens visiting a derelict building.. Derelict. No longer cared for or used; lacking a sense of duty. Aghast. When I heard that they had eloped, I was aghast!. protection. motivation. perceived threat. severity. threat. appraisal. coping. appraisal. perceived threat. vulnerability. perceived response efficacy. perceived. self-efficacy. protection. motivation. Self-Justification. People are motivated to justify their own actions, beliefs, and feelings. When they do something, they will try, if at all possible, to convince themselves and others that it was a logical, reasonable thing to do.