953 resultados para Jazz workshop
Resumo:
The Doctoral Workshop on Distributed Systems was held at Les Plans-sur-Bex, Switzerland, from June 26-28, 2013. Ph.D. students from the Universities of Neuchâtel and Bern as well as the University of Applied Sciences of Fribourg presented their current research work and discussed recent research results. This technical report includes the extended abstracts of the talks given during the workshop.
Resumo:
Rhythm is a central characteristic of music and speech, the most important domains of human communication using acoustic signals. Here, we investigated how rhythmical patterns in music are processed in the human brain, and, in addition, evaluated the impact of musical training on rhythm processing. Using fMRI, we found that deviations from a rule-based regular rhythmic structure activated the left planum temporale together with Broca's area and its right-hemispheric homolog across subjects, that is, a network also crucially involved in the processing of harmonic structure in music and the syntactic analysis of language. Comparing the BOLD responses to rhythmic variations between professional jazz drummers and musical laypersons, we found that only highly trained rhythmic experts show additional activity in left-hemispheric supramarginal gyrus, a higher-order region involved in processing of linguistic syntax. This suggests an additional functional recruitment of brain areas usually dedicated to complex linguistic syntax processing for the analysis of rhythmical patterns only in professional jazz drummers, who are especially trained to use rhythmical cues for communication.
Resumo:
Die Tagung zum Thema „Professionalisierung der/durch Lehrer/innenbildung“ der Arbeitsgruppe „Bildung und Ausbildung“ der Österreichischen Forschungsgemeinschaft diente der Intention, den Diskurs über Ziele und Inhalte der LehrerInnenbildung in Österreich zu fördern sowie Perspektiven der Professionalisierung zu erörtern. Die Autorin liefert dazu einen ergänzenden Bericht.
Resumo:
The Doctoral Workshop on Distributed Systems has been held at Kandersteg, Switzerland, from June 3-5, 2014. Ph.D. students from the Universities of Neuchâtel and Bern as well as the University of Applied Sciences of Fribourg presented their current research work and discussed recent research results. This technical report includes the extended abstracts of the talks given during the workshop.
