Amanda Krause
@studylistening.bsky.social
Dr/she/her Senior Lecturer (Psychology), @JCUCHS @JCU #MusicScience - everyday music #listening and #WellBeing current @AusMusPsySoc.bsky.social president
📖 New blog post! 📖 Phil Beaman explores how memory shapes our inner musical life. musicinmyhead.org/blog-5-worki...
Blog 5: Working Memory, Inner Music, and Wellbeing - The Inner Music and Wellbeing Network
A little over 15 years ago, I was a memory researcher with interests in how auditory distraction affects immediate memory. It’s well-known that playing sound – including music – in the background has ...
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at the theatre seeing the puccini effect by vanessa west.
been hanging out in gather for the #SMPC2026 virtual poster session. good to get to interact with #MusicScience folks
looking forward to @miriamlense.bsky.social giving the #SMPC2026 keynote -- Musical mechanisms and musical interventions: Rhythm, song, and social interaction in children and caregivers #MusicScience
congrats to all the SMPC award winners, including Caroline Palmer and Andrea Halpern as lifetime achievement awardees and Mentorship awardees, Peter Pfordresher, Assal Habibi, and Srishti Nayak. #SMPC2026 #MusicScience
2nd performance of an SMPC anthem happening currently -- to the tune of ode to joy led by Andrea Halpern #SMPC2026 #MusicScience
very much enjoyed the 'Music, cognitive function, and wellbeing' #SMPC2026 session #MusicScience
Chu et al - SLIME, a new measure (streamed listening index of musical experience). very cool work that's trying to give us a measure of dynamic listening interaction as opposed to a global listener style. #MusicScience #SMPC2026 cc @danielshanahan.bsky.social
really enjoy SMPC's panel discussions. this year's focus was on who gets to participate in music and how that impacts music science. ending with group singing. #MusicScience #SMPC2026
sad not to be at Northwestern in person, but glad to be online for #SMPC2026. Looking forward to a few days of #MusicScience
when writing retreat has turns into an afternoon drawing analysis models. cc @helloklaire.bsky.social and @danjmiller3.bsky.social
This is extremely well expressed. I know musicians - people with a high profile who are outwardly massively successful - who have had to delete eg Instagram because the impression that everyone but you is busy and successful is so overwhelming. It’s a weird job, depression wise.
Daniel Benneworth-Gray@danielgray.com · 3w agoSam Neill on tackling depression and imposter syndrome when you’re between jobs.
This is a really cool site that compiles Japanese station melodies, and profiles the musician who made some of the most famous ones. The 1989 ones really brought back memories. sheets.works/data-viz/bel...
Station Melodies of Greater Tokyo
A listening museum documenting the departure melodies (hassha melodies) of Greater Tokyo's train stations. Archives 2,400+ stations, from the Yamanote loop to the Chichibu peaks.
sheets.works
Australian Music & Psychology Society (AMPS)@ausmuspsysoc.bsky.social · last mo.✨Creating Extraordinary Musicians with Psychological Health in Mind🧠🎶 Watch the interview between Professor Margaret Osborne and Susan Eldridge on musicians' wellbeing and performance here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALYN...
i’ve been enjoying my first student success conference. #UNISTARS today i presented on our @jcuofficial.bsky.social CHS undergraduate research internship
at @jcuofficial.bsky.social College of Healthcare Sciences 2026 symposium today and tomorrow. #JCUCHSSymposium2026
‼️ APSCOM/AMPS 2026 Conference Early Bird Registration‼️ Don't forget early bird registration closes next Wednesday on 1st July 2026! 🐦 Registrations are now open for in-person and online attendance. Register now: amps.org.au/conference-r...
Conference Registration 2026 | Australian Music & Psychology Society
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My colleague César Leal and I are editing a book about the pedagogy of sound, music, and media! We are currently seeking 350-word proposals in either English or Spanish for our bilingual volume *Sound in Practice: Teaching, Thinking, and Collaborating* william-ohara.squarespace.com/blog/2026/6/...
Call for Proposals: Chapters for "Sound in Practice: Teaching, Thinking, and Collaborating" — William O'Hara
My colleague César Leal and I are editing a book! I’m thrilled to share a call for proposals for our upcoming volume, Sound in Practice: Teaching, Thinking, and Collaborating . The book will feature ...
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Want to know what we were up to last month? This blog describes our @innermusicgroup.bsky.social international symposium. Lots of exciting work going on and food for thought.
Inner Music and Wellbeing Network@innermusicgroup.bsky.social · 2mo agoA new blog post is live! 💥 Kelly Jakubowski reflects on themes from our International Symposium at Durham University, 18–19 May. Read it here: musicinmyhead.org/blog-4-inter....
If you are interested in music and sleep, you should check out this new book edited by @kiravibe.bsky.social and Bjørn Rasch. More info here: musicinthebrain.au.dk/display/arti...
New book: Music and Sleep - A Scientific Perspective
New book out edited by Center for Music in the Brain (MIB) associate professor Kira Vibe Jespersen and Björn Rasch from University of Fribourg.
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NEW #MusicScience preprint! A #NaturalLanguageProcessing study asking: Can brief contextual cues—framing music within social/cultural situations—systematically align listeners’ thoughts during music listening? 🖼️ 💽 🎧 🧠 #MusicPsychology 🔬Read *Framed Listening* here: doi.org/10.31234/osf...
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More than a game: What football fandom reveals about identity, emotion and belonging. Clinical psychologist Simone D’Andrea explores why team loyalty is psychologically meaningful. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist... #WorldCup
More than a game: What football fandom reveals about identity, emotion and belonging | BPS
Clinical psychologist Simone D’Andrea explores why team loyalty is psychologically meaningful.
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