Pomiary EEG obrazujące fale mózgowe podczas śpiewania

Abstract

EEG evaluation showing the bioelectrical activity of the brain while singing a melody can be a source of inspiration for studies in music education. This article analyzes the structural features of music that are unequivocally similar when performed by eleven people. They all sang the same melody three times: full voice, mormorando, mentally, in the same order. While singing, the activity of brain waves, which are responsible for various mental activities, was recorded, and on this basis, the power spectrum of the EEG signal of individual waves was calculated using the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). It was about demonstrating the importance of the acquired knowledge in the process of learning music through audio. There are many research questions related to the development of musical language that are of key importance, including: the issue of the characteristics of music, the search for sources of musical gener-ativity, and the existenceof critical periods in musical development. The disclosed findings suggest that the applied perspective allows for a better understanding of human musicality.