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Mapping perception to action in piano practice: a longitudinal DC-EEG study

Bangert et al., 2003

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5567039621597170058
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Bangert M
Altenmüller E
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BMC neuroscience

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Background Performing music requires fast auditory and motor processing. Regarding professional musicians, recent brain imaging studies have demonstrated that auditory stimulation produces a co-activation of motor areas, whereas silent tapping of musical …
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