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● The mystery of the whirly tube’s missing fundamental mode [study]

● “Dumbness” as a musically authentic asset (new study)

● Recalling the US Fifth Circuit’s first ‘Haircut’ case

● Classical music composition and a keen interest in chemistry – are there links?

● Helium-voice singer dangers (report)

● Improbable Music – The Gumleaf

● “Soil themes” in pop music (new study)

● Noseflutes for Christmas anyone?

● Whistled languages – like ‘local cellular phones’ (study)

● A 12th century auto-tuned polyphonic reverberation amplifier

● ‘Neanderthal bone flutes’ not ‘Neanderthal bone flutes’ after all?

● ‘Meow the Jewels’ (review)

● Melanesian nose-flutes – did they ever exist?

● Music discriminations by carp (Cyprinus carpio)

● Bumble Boogie

● Yodel moments deconstructed

● Clarinet for whales

● Sopranos – the mystery continues

● Systematic Swedish Scratching Study

● Instrumental Maladies (part 1: Saxophones)

● Crisis of the summons

● Didgerdoo players’ glottic activity – the lowdown

● (Helium-assisted) High note research

● The ACME Country-Music Generator

● Music for Sharks and Subs

● Punk, Post-punk and Socrates

● Havoc Waves in the Netherlands

● Yodeling of the Indiana Swiss Amish

● Musicology: Cookin’ lobsters

● The sound of the contrabass serpent

● Foghorn Requiem in the North Sea, on June 22

● Pop music: extant and market taxonomized

● Instrumental Maladies (part 4: Violins)

● Forge a head: Two ears bad, Four ears good

● The IBM Songbook (an analysis)

● Instrumental Maladies (part 3: Trumpets)

● A generator of lyrics and music from academic papers

● The IBM Songbook (an analysis)

● Instrumental Maladies (part 2: Guitars)

● ‘Why It’s So Hard to Understand Opera’

● Thai Dove Cooing Contests – an analysis

● Doom Metal and Experiential Richness

● Tap dancing and the Osgood-Schlatter syndrome

● Camp vs. Kitsch: music investigations

● Lower Extremity Kinetics in Tap Dance

● Camp vs. Kitsch: music investigations

● Ballet Dancers doing splits in an MRI scanner [hip study]

● Liszt is on the list (of musical chill inducers)

● Playing a cello (inside an MRI scanner)

● Country Music singers’ chins and general hard times

● Karaoke Reversal: A technical approach

● Music of the Slime Moulds

● Showcasing the Venturi Didgeridoo (new patent)

● ‘Shoegazing’ – a definition

● Fictophones – a curiously unstable class of musical instruments?

● The pleasures of listening to ironically-enjoyed music (new study)

● Music about trout(s)

● ‘Unperformable’ music – an ontological approach

● Classical music: has it been ‘weaponized’?

● Why the Beatles Succeeded but Broke Up: the Math(s)

● Using an MRI scanner as a guitar amp and speakers

● The Smell of Jazz

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