Event Host: School of Music
Marking two decades of research in the Ohio State University Cognitive & Systematic Musicology Laboratory, this lecture series presents research discoveries and observations spanning a range of musical topics. The lectures are oriented towards a general audience and should be accessible to students and faculty from across campus. David Huron is Arts and Humanities Distinguished Professor in the School of Music at the Ohio State University and is also affiliated with the Ohio State University Center for Cognitive and Brain Sciences. Huron is best known for his research in music perception, cognition, and emotion. In the first installment of this series Huron will be presenting, "That Complex Whole: Making Sense of Music."
This event is free and open to the public, no ticket required. For more information click here.
