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| + | '''Dysmusia''' (also '''dysmelodia''') is the impaired ability to recognize or reproduce [[music]]. |
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| + | ==Etymology== |
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| + | Dysphagia is from the Greek ''dys-'' (bad or abnormal)+ ''mousika''- ''teckne'' (musical art) + ''-ia'' (indicating a condition or quality) |
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| + | *[[Absolute pitch]], the rare ability to name a musical note when played or sung |
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| + | *[[Amusia]] |
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| + | *[[Asonia]] |
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| + | *[[Beat deafness]] |
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| + | *[[Musical aptitude]] |
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| + | *[[Relative pitch]], the normal human ability to accurately distinguish pitch intervals |
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| + | *[[Tonal memory]] |
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Dysmusia (also dysmelodia) is the impaired ability to recognize or reproduce music.
Etymology
Dysphagia is from the Greek dys- (bad or abnormal)+ mousika- teckne (musical art) + -ia (indicating a condition or quality)
See also
- Absolute pitch, the rare ability to name a musical note when played or sung
- Amusia
- Asonia
- Beat deafness
- Musical aptitude
- Relative pitch, the normal human ability to accurately distinguish pitch intervals
- Tonal memory
- Tone deafness