Jessica M. Lennick

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When musicians memorize songs, then, they are relying on a structure for their memory, and the details fit into that structure. This is an efficient and parsimonious way for the brain to function. Rather than memorizing every chord or every note, we build up a framework within which many different songs can fit, a mental template that can accommodate a large number of musical pieces.
This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession
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