2022
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/nye58
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Music we move to: audio features and reasons for listening

Abstract: Previous literature has shown that music preferences (and thus preferred musical features) differ depending on the listening context and reasons for listening (RL). Yet, no research has investigated how features of music that people dance or move to relate to particular RL. Consequently, in two online surveys, participants (N=173) were asked to name songs they move to (‘dance music’, or DM). A subset of the same participants (N=105) additionally provided RL for their selected songs. To investigate relationship… Show more

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“…Second, past research has mostly used quantitative methods to investigate the cultural features of vocal music, frequently relying on surveys or statistical analysis (Duman et al, 2022;Margulis et al, 2022). While quantitative study might provide useful information, it cannot capture the many nuances, subjective feelings, and cultural values associated with vocal music (Isaacson et al, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, past research has mostly used quantitative methods to investigate the cultural features of vocal music, frequently relying on surveys or statistical analysis (Duman et al, 2022;Margulis et al, 2022). While quantitative study might provide useful information, it cannot capture the many nuances, subjective feelings, and cultural values associated with vocal music (Isaacson et al, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%