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Nature 415, 589-590 (7 February 2002) | doi:10.1038/415589a
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Neuropsychology: Brains out of tune
Thomas F. Münte
Abstract
Is lack of musical ability simply the result of failure to practise? Probably not, if new investigations are anything to go by. They show that a disorder akin to dyslexia affects the processing of pitch.
There was an old fellow of Sheen
whose musical sense was not keen.
He said: "It is odd,
I can never tell 'God
save the weasel' from 'Pop goes the Queen'!"
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