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Books with similar library subjects and classifications... - Music and the Mind by Anthony Storr (from: subjects, DDC, LCC)
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- The art & technique of performance by Richard Provost (from: LCC)
- Musical perceptions by Rita Aiello (from: DDC, LCC)
- Psychology for musicians by Percy Carter Buck, Sir (from: LCC)
- A Generative Theory of Tonal Music by Fred Lerdahl (from: subjects)
- The singing neanderthals : the origins of music, language, mind, and body by Steven Mithen (from: subjects, DDC)
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