Culture Shapes Perceived Harmony Across Cultures
A Nature study argues consonance preferences are culturally shaped rather than biologically hardwired, challenging the view that Western musical aesthetics are universal. Researchers note cross cultural variation and the global spread of Western influence complicates the biology versus culture debate.
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