Music Cognition Researcher
Music cognition researchers are responsible for understanding the relationship between music and the human mind. They study how people perceive, produce, and respond to music, from the neurobiological level to the social and cultural level. Music cognition researchers may work in a variety of settings, including universities, research labs, and music therapy clinics.
Skills and Knowledge
Music cognition researchers need a strong foundation in both music and cognitive science. They should be able to read and write music, and they should have a good understanding of music theory and history. They should also be familiar with research methods in cognitive science, including experimental design, data analysis, and statistical modeling.