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Thursday, July 23, 2:15-3:45PM
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ABSTRACTS
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P1_1Modeling Echo Chamber Formation in Algorithmic and Social Music RecommendationEfrén Cruz Cortés (Northwestern University)*; Daniel Shanahan (Northwestern University)
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P1_2Can AI Music Generation induce Flow State?: Agency, Automation, and the Absorption GapJames Gutierrez (Northeastern University )*; Jinyu Wang (Northeastern University)
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P1_3Exploring the Behavior of Sharing Musical Experiences with OthersEun Ji Oh (Georgia Institute of Technology)*; Claire Arthur (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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P1_4A Major Investigation into Musical Modal Discrimination Through a Minor Musical Feature: Harmonic OvertonesElaine Chuang (University of California, San Diego)*; Aiden Iveris (University of California, San Diego); Gedeon Deak (University of California, San Diego); Sarah Creel (University of California, San Diego)
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P1_5Exploring Mixed Emotions and Memory Valence in Music-Evoked Autobiographical MemoriesJulia Rea (University of Notre Dame); Berthold Hoeckner (University of Notre Dame); Vanessa Chan-Devaere (University of Notre Dame)*
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P1_6Narrative in Soundtracks: How People Understand Narrative and Construct Imagination Through Soundtrack Listening AloneXueqing Sun (Georgia Institute of Technology)*; Claire Arthur (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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P1_7Perception of Emotion in Motivic TransformationYoussef Amin (Princeton University)*
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P1_8Are We Feeling the Same Thing? Performer–Listener Physiological Synchrony in Expressive MusicKai-Shiuan Huang (University of Illinois Chicago); Emma Ning (University of Illinois Chicago); Jenna Hickey (University of Illinois Chicago); Claudia Zaragoza (University of Illinois Chicago); Lucas Brayner (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul); Alexander Demos (University of Illinois at Chicago)*
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P1_9Personal Music Listening and Emotional Regulation Amongst US College AdolescentsNikhil Rughwani (Collegiate School)*; Carol Muller (University of Pennsylvania)
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P1_10Echoes from the Past: Music Design Inspired by Past Hits and Its GenAI ApplicationHaihao Guo (Washington University in St.Louis)*; Seethu Seetharaman (Washington University in St.Louis); Yingkang Xie (Washington University in St.Louis)
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P1_13Individual differences in musical and reading abilitiesJiayin Li (University of Reading); Keisha Bacallan (University of Reading); Jess Akhurst (University of Reading); Liu Fang (University of Reading)*
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P1_14Beat Synchronization Skills in Relation to Word Reading Efficiency in Autistic ChildrenJulie Saito (Boston University)*; Arianna Aguilar (Boston University); Talia Liu (Boston University); Ema Zhou (Boston University); Helen Gray-Bauer (Boston University); Nicholas Foster (University of Montreal); Simone Dalla Bella (University of Montreal); Jennifer Zuk (Boston University)
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P1_15Phonetic constraints on pitch encoding along a speech-to-song continuumMatthew Proy (University at Buffalo)*
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P1_16Modality Effects in Spoken and Sung Word Learning in Autistic and Non‑Autistic AdultsSina Meyer (University of Reading)*; Fang Liu (University of Reading); Tom Loucas (University of Reading)
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P1_17Assessing the musicality of speech through a novel corpusEden Brown (Western University); Georgia Bubel (Western University); Erin Carroll (Western University); Noor El Madani (Western University); Claire Landry (Western University); Arctic Poppy Mund (Western University); K. Lauren Perry (Western University); Evan Smith (Western University); Christine Tsang (Western University); Stephen Van Hedger (Western University)*
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P1_18Auditory imagery of concurrent timbres: Behavioural evidence and the role of timbral blendLinglan Zhu (McGill University)*; Ziyu Wang (McGill University); Stephen McAdams (McGill University)
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P1_19Beat Synchronization Skills Relate to Motor Coordination and Social Communication Difficulties in AutismArianna Aguilar (Boston University)*; Talia Liu (Boston University); Julie Saito (Boston University); Ema Zhou (Boston University); Helen Gray-Bauer (Boston University); Nicholas Foster (University of Montreal ); Simone Dalla Bella (University of Montreal); Jennifer Zuk (Boston University )
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P1_20Finding Motifs in Video Game SoundtracksKaleb Bates (Georgia Institute of Technology)*; Claire Arthur (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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P1_21Does the music move you? Exploring the relation between susceptibility to and experience of musical grooveCeleste Uhl (Michigan State University )*; Shrinidhi Pola (Michigan State University); Adrienne Yang (MSU); Devin McAuley (MSU)
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P1_22The Relationship of Conductor-Ensemble Congruity with Recognition Memory for Instrumental MusicSteven Morrison (Northwestern University)*; Alexandra Rudy (Northwestern University); Mark Montemayor (University of North Texas); Xincheng Lu (Northwestern University)
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P1_23THE ROLE OF INTERPRETATION IN HARMONIC PREDICTIONAndrew Goldman (Indiana University)*; Nazbanou Nozari (Indiana University); Yeoeun Lim (Indiana University); Megan Kibler (University of Rochester)
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P1_24Music as allostatic regulation: Arrangement predictability modulates neurocardiac dynamicsAtsuko Miyazaki (The University of Tokyo)*
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P1_26Reduction of Auditory N1 and P2 Responses During Misophonia, ASMR, and Musical Chills VideosM. Isabella McConley (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)*; David Vollweiler (University of Nevada, Las Vegas); Erin Hannon (University of Nevada, Las Vegas); Joel Snyder (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
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P1_28Neural entrainment, beat and metrical processing for multisensory rhythmsTommaso Zampini (University of California, Merced)*, Ramesh Balsubramaniam (University of California, Merced)
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P1_29Personality Traits and Musical Sophistication: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach in a Brazilian SampleGuilherme Delmolin de Oliveira (Universidade Federal do ABC)*; Patricia Vanzella (Universidade Federal do ABC)
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P1_30Getting in Tune: Inter-Brain Synchronization and Harmonicity in Dyadic HummingJennifer Lohin (Toronto Metropolitan University)*
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P1_31Audio and Visual Enhancements Elevate Music’s Therapeutic Benefits for Anxiety and Stress ReductionJason Doescher (soundBrilliance, LLC)*; Justin Hayes (soundBrilliance, LLC); Shaikh Haris Jamal (International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad); Vinoo Alluri (International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad); Julia Doss (soundBrilliance, LLC); Will Curley (soundBrilliance, LLC); Timothy Victor (soundBrilliance, LLC); Ethan Berge (soundBrilliance, LLC); Destiny Berisha (soundBrilliance, LLC); Robert Mele (soundBrilliance, LLC); Blair Kaneshiro (soundBrilliance, LLC)
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P1_32Assessing vocal gender incongruence in singing contexts: Convergent and divergent validity of the SInG ScaleMario Medina (University at Buffalo); Logan Barrett (University at Buffalo)*; Peter Q. Pfordresher (University at Buffalo)
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P1_33Personalized Music with Auditory Beat Stimulation Reduces Physiological Markers of Anxiety: Evidence from Cortisol and HRVYoseph Lahmany (Toronto Metropolitan University)*; Sean Gilmore (Toronto Metropolitan University); Frank Russo (Toronto Metropolitan University)
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P1_34Developing Self-Reflective Skills for Teaching in Collegiate MusiciansJennifer Blackwell (Northwestern University)*; Camilla dos Santos Silva (Faculdade de Educação da Unicamp)
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P1_35Effects of mild to moderate hearing loss on pitch perception in musical contextTess Starr (The University of Michigan)*; Jackson Graves (The University of Michigan); Kayla Lang (The University of Michigan); Noora Ahmad (The University of Michigan); Kelly Whiteford (The University of Michigan); Anahita Mehta (The University of Michigan)
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P1_36Individual Spontaneous Production Rates Influence Temporal Synchronization in QuartetsChihiro Honda (CIRMMT, McGill University)*; Bavo Van Kerrebroeck (Ghent University); Davide Lionetti (Ghent University); Pieter-Jan Maes (Ghent University); Marcelo Wanderley (CIRMMT, McGill University); Caroline Palmer (McGill University)
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P1_38Microtiming Analysis of “Stretched Rolls” in the Ancient Fife and Drum PracticeZachary Lookenbill (University of Arkansas)*; Samantha Vivian (University of Kentucky)
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P1_39Texture-listening mode dynamics in performanceMadeline Kushan (Princeton University)*; Elizabeth Margulis (Princeton University)
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P1_40Temporal Integration in Music and Aesthetic Judgments: Assessing Shared Taste Through a Transformer-Based ApproachSophia Senderak (VisNA Lab, City University of New York)*; Ed Vessel (VisNA Lab, City University of New York); August Miller (VisNA Lab, City University of New York)
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P1_41Beyond the binary: Viewing modality on a spectrumJackie Zhou (McMaster University); Konrad Swierczek (McMaster University); MIchael Schutz (McMaster)*
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P1_43Examining the Relationship Between Musical Sophistication and Technologically Mediating Listening ExperiencesCat Shin (Northwestern University)*; Annie Chu (Northwestern University); Benjamin Wong Fodor (Northwestern University); Katie Lam (Northwestern University); Daniel Shanahan (Northwestern University)
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P1_44Individual Differences in the Preference for Musical Harmony: Investigating the Role of Sensitivity to Processing FluencyEdward Smith (University at Albany, SUNY)*; Ronald Friedman (University at Albany, SUNY)
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P1_45Melodic vs. harmonic hearing: The effect of tempo on intonation preferences of the leading-toneJoshua Albrecht (The University of Iowa)*; Benjamin Whitcomb (The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater); Jeremey Poparad (Kent State University)
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P1_46Environmental Factors Contributing to Shifts in Absolute PitchK. Lauren Perry (Western University); Kathryne Van Hedger (Western University); Stephen Van Hedger (Western University)*
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P1_47Contribution of Working Memory to Rhythm Discrimination: The Role of Rhythm ComplexityBailey Rann (Michigan State University)*; Devin McAuley (Michigan State University)
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P1_48Not With Your [Ears], With Theirs: Comparing Neurotypical and ASD Perceptions of Rhythm and Metercameron storey (michigan state university)*
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P1_49The role of auditory rhythmic input in sustaining or disrupting an inferred beatDavid Vollweiler (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)*; Joel Snyder (University of Nevada, Las Vegas); Erin Hannon (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
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P1_50How Musical Sophistication Shapes Perceptions of Rhythmic ComplexityFiona Sjaus (University of British Columbia); Betty Bao (University of British Columbia); Leigh VanHandel (University of British Columbia)*
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P1_51Nature of Rhythm Perception Difficulties in Children with Developmental StutteringDevin McAuley (Michigan State University)*; Bailey Rann (Michigan State University); Emilee Allwardt (Michigan State University); Jolina Huchingson (Michigan State University); Soo-Eun Chang (University of Michigan); Emily Garnett (University of Michigan)
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P1_52When Perception Outperforms Action: Dissociating Rhythm Perception from Motor SynchronizationYa-Ning Wu (University of California Irvine)*; Gregory Hickok (University of California Irvine)
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P1_54The Effect of Harmony on Timbral MemoryRebecca Moranis (The Graduate Center, CUNY)*; Daphne Tan (University of Toronto); Mark A. Schmuckler (University of Toronto)
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P1_55Range of Non-Local Context Affects Melodic ExpectationHaoyu Luo (University of Rochester); David Temperley (Eastman School of Music)*; Elise Piazza (University of Rochester)
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P1_56The Role of Working Memory in The Perception of Popular-Music Chord SchemataAbby Fiedler (Oberlin College); Tali Goelman (Oberlin College); Milo Brody (Oberlin College); Samuel Gardner (Oberlin College )*
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P1_57The Effects of Timbre Variation on Melodic PerceptionMark Schmuckler (University of Toronto Scarborough)*; Kaarunya Kandeephan (University of Toronto Scarborough)
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P1_58Cognitive Structures of Thought and MusicVioletta Kostka (Academy of Music in Gdańsk)*
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Friday, July 24, 9:00-10:30AM
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ABSTRACTS
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P2_1Visualisation of Music Analysis and Cognitive Musicology with Mixed Reality (MR): A. Scriabin Preludes Op. 74 as sketches for MysteriumSvetlana Rudenko (Trinity College Dublin)*; Xiangpeng Fu (Trinity College Dublin); Mads Haahr (Trinity College Dublin)
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P2_2Music and Tactile Associations of College Musicians as Mediated by EmotionJason Cumberledge (University of Louisville)*; Amanda Schlegel (University of South Carolina)
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P2_3Modeling the Structure of Black Gospel Musically Induced Emotions Using GEMIACMacKenzie Paul (Baylor University)*; Wade Rowatt (Baylor University)
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P2_4Proposing an Acoustic Signature of Awe: A theoretical behavioral and neurocognitive study of the role of sound in evoking aweNima Farzaneh (CCRMA - Stanford University)*
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P2_5Developmental relationships between positive experiences with music and aversion to unpleasant soundsRose De Kock (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)*; Rachel Dewald ( University of Nevada, Las Vegas); David Vollweiler (University of Nevada, Las Vegas); Joel Snyder ( University of Nevada, Las Vegas); Erin Hannon ( University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
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P2_6Eudaimonic Music and Attitude Change: Promoting Outgroup Warmth in Conflict ContextsDaniel H Spitz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem); Rebecca Tukachinsky Forster (Chapman University); Tal-Chen Rabinowitch (University of Haifa)*; Roni Granot (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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P2_7Music & Emotion: Matching Neurobiological Proxies to Affect Components Induced by Music ModalityWilliam Lopez (New College of Florida)*; Amy Clore (New College of Florida); Matt Schalles (New College of Florida)
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P2_8The Evolutionary Roots of Music and Speech Perception and Cognition in Relation to the Transmission RangePiotr Podlipniak (Adam Mickiewicz University)*
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P2_9Exploring Dual-Task Protocols for Attention During PerformanceLaura Stambaugh (Rhode Island College)*
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P2_10Exploring the Functions of Music in Everyday Life: A Qualitative StudyAnne Cabildo (University of Toronto)*; Christina Vanden Bosch der Nederlanden (University of Toronto)
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P2_11Individual Differences in Harmonic Complexity PerceptionKarthik Varadharajan (Georgia Institute of Technology)*; Claire Arthur (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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P2_12Understanding Human Music Perception Using Generative AIJamal Williams (MIT)*; Shih-Lun Wu (MIT); Richard McWalter (MIT); Anna Huang (MIT); Josh McDermott (MIT)
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P2_13Broadening the scope of sensitive periods: Which musical abilities are truly time-sensitive?Maria Psomas (Concordia University )*; Paula Berry (Concordia University); Juan Velez (Concordia University); Edie Whittington (Concordia University); Virginia Penhune (Concordia University)
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P2_14Assessing individual differences in the statistical learning of tonal sequencesNoah Hendricks-Polack (Western University); Stephen Van Hedger (Western University)*
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P2_15Theorizing Reorganized Prosody in the the Speech-to-Song Transformation through the Implication-Realization ModelAlfred Cramer (Pomona College)*
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P2_16Examining the Impacts of Age and Musicianship on Language and Executive Functioning AbilitiesBethany Cox (Cleveland State University)*; Conor McLennan (Cleveland State University)
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P2_17Binary Analysis Yields a Theory of Evaluative Contrast in Diatonic MusicDevin Greenwood (Princeton University)*
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P2_18Examining the "Fit" of Anachronistic Descriptions of TimbreEli Oesterheld (Northwestern University)*; Dominic Camps (Northwestern University)
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P2_19Musical Rhythm and Speech Rhythm in Older Adults: Links with Speech-in-Noise (SIN) Perception and Musical TrainingElizabeth Lawrence (Vanderbilt University Medical Center); Jeffrey Eum (Vanderbilt University); Will Hiser (Vanderbilt University Medical Center); Sara Wilson (Vanderbilt University); Terrin Tamati (The Ohio State University); Cyrille Magne (Middle Tennessee State University); Srishti Nayak* (Vanderbilt University Medical Center)
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P2_20Isolating Melody and Rhythm in Melodic Intonation Therapy for Parkinson’sNicole Coleman (University at Buffalo)*; Peter Pfordresher (University at Buffalo)
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P2_21Music AI prompts vs, Descriptions of the Generated Music: A Cross-cultural StudySangheon Park (Georgia Institute of Technology)*; Claire Arthur (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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P2_22Widespread absolute pitch memory based on note familiarity: A black-and-white issue?David Sukenick (Hastings High School); Shannon Heald (University of Chicago); Stephen Van Hedger (Western University)*
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P2_23Using Simulations To Evaluate Audio Feature RobustnessKonrad Swierczek (McMaster University)*; Michael Schutz (McMaster University)
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P2_24Comparing music to other autobiographical memory cues in healthy agingAmy Belfi (Missouri University of Science and Technology)*
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P2_25Lo-fi Beats to Study To: Affective and Focus Mechanisms Underlying the Effect of Background Music on Learning and MemoryRyden Lewis (University of Illinois Chicago)*; Alexander P. Demos (University of Illinois Chicago)
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P2_26Resilience Of Absolute Pitch Representations In Musical Imagery Of Familiar SongsMatthew Evans (University of California, Santa Cruz)*; Nicolas Davidenko (University of California, Santa Cruz)
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P2_27The Embodied Mechanism of Qi-yun in Guzheng Performance: How Musical Gestures Construct the Perception of Artistic SpaceChuqiao Zhao (Western Sydney University)*
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P2_28Intertwining and Interdisciplining: Definitions of Groove and EntrainmentClara Byom (Texas Tech University, Klezmer Institute)*; Peter Martens (Texas Tech University)
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P2_29The effects of external and self-generated cues on movement kinematics in college-aged dancersElinor Harrison (Washington University in St. Louis)*
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P2_30Tempo and Entrainment in Dance MusicKimberly Kawczinski (Northwestern University)*
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P2_32Recruitment and Retention Strategies for Longitudinal Pediatric Neuroimaging ResearchCaitlin Noel (USC)*; Assal Habibi (USC); Ellen Herschel (USC)
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P2_33How Auditory Temporal Structure Shapes Neural Entrainment and Selective AttentionEric Branchek (Georgia Institute of Technology)*; Claire Arthur (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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P2_34Tune In or Take the Stage? A Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing After-School Music and Theatre Training with Neuroimaging Outcomes for YouthKevin Jamey (University of Southern California)*; Ellen Herschel (University of Southern California); Caitlin Ryan Noel (University of Southern California); Jed Villanueva (University of Southern California); Melissa Reyes (University of Southern California); Eustace Chaofung Hsu (University of Southern California); Beatriz Ilari (University of Southern California); Shan Luo (University of Southern California); Assal Habibi (University of Southern California)
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P2_35Sounds Good Feels Good: Measuring Music and Emotion Perception in College StudentsNico Yanzaguano (Ursinus College)*; Rosa Abrahams (Ursinus College); Joel Bish (Ursinus College); Leslie New (Ursinus College)
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P2_37Enhancing Cardiac Metrics Through Social Synchrony Facilitated by Music: HRV and Social Anxiety in Maraca-Shaking QuartetsVishwa Bhatt (University of Illinois Chicago); Renan Moreira Madeira (University of Illinois Chicago); David Kranenburg (University of Illinois Chicago); Alexander Demos (University of Illinois at Chicago)*
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P2_38A Novel Cognitive Framework to Enhance the Design and Evaluation of Music-Based InterventionsCloie Dobias (Northeastern University)*; Maruša Laura (University of Maribor); Erick Gallun (Oregon Health & Science University); Pierre Tchetgen (Northeastern University); Susanne Jaeggi (Northeastern University); Aaron Seitz (Northeastern University)
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P2_39Post-Viral Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: What Can Music Do?Connor Quinby (Chicago Medical School - Rosalind Franklin University)*
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P2_40Group Singing Enhances Social Connectedness and Emotional Well-Being in Older Adults with DementiaYoseph Lahmany (Toronto Metropolitan University)*; Arla Good (Toronto Metropolitan University); Frank Russo (Toronto Metropolitan University)
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P2_41Registration Events of Children, Ages 5–12Christina Svec (University of Kansas); Amanda Schlegel (University of South Carolina, School of Music )*
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P2_42Influence of Choir and Opera Training on Cognitive and Social Development in School-Aged ChildrenMelissa Reyes (University of Southern California)*; Saba Daneshmand (University of Southern California); Sara Mendoza (University of Southern California); Assal Habibi (University of Southern California)
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P2_44Beyond the Power Spectrum: Neural and Acoustic Entropy as Correlates of Creative Flow in Jazz ImprovisationDavid Rosen (Johns Hopkins University)*; Christine Chesebrough (Feinstein Institute for Medical Research); Yongtake Oh (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia); John Kounios (Drexel University)
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P2_45Harmonic Signatures of Sonata-Form Instability: A Corpus-Based StudyMarina Lee (Eastman School of Music)*
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P2_46Essential features of fugue subjects and answers: a corpus study of 500 subjects and answersMiguel Quintero Perdomo (University of Iowa)*
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P2_47The College Fight Song Corpus (CFSC): Studying Musical Style Through Fight SongsStefanie Acevedo (University of Connecticut)*; Zachary Lookenbill (University of Arkansas); Daniel Shanahan (Northwestern University)