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Brain activities to major and minor chords and to major and minor cadence sequences were measured by sparse scanning fMRI. Areas activated by major and minor chords and cadence sequences were examined. Some of them are known to be related to emotion, motivation, arousal or reward. In general, minor chords activated larger areas of brain regions than major chords. Some activated areas have not been...
The C major scale was used either as frequent or as infrequent stimulus in the oddball auditory evoked field measurement where the other stimulus was constructed by removing one the tones in the scale. Multivariate statistical analysis was employed to judge whether there was a significant difference between the responses to complete and incomplete scales in each subject for each `target' tone which...
Mismatch fields in magnetoencephalogram were recorded in 'ignore' condition while presenting combinations of standard and deviant tone sequences to the subjects to investigate how the structure of musical scale is represented in the brain function. Both tonal (having a key) and atonal sequences were employed to see the influence of tonality in eliciting mismatch fields. Mismatch fields were larger...
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