Labeling of musical interval size by cochlear implant patients and normally hearing subjects.

Abstract:

OBJECTIVE:To compare the performance of cochlear implant patients and normal-hearing subjects on a musical interval labeling task, and to determine whether information regarding musical interval size is available to cochlear implant patients under realistic everyday listening conditions. DESIGN:Two Nucleus cochlear implant patients listened to musical intervals that consisted of systematic variations of electric pulse rate on single bipolar intracochlear electrode pairs, whereas normal-hearing listeners were presented with the acoustical analog of these stimuli. Subjects labeled the intonation quality of the stimulus intervals ("flat," "sharp," or "in tune"), relative to their memory for specific intervals abstracted from familiar melodies. The cochlear implant patients, in addition, performed this task with realistic acoustical musical stimuli. RESULTS:The interval labeling behavior of cochlear implant subjects, at low pulse rates, was similar to that of normal-hearing subjects. Furthermore, pitch interval information does not appear to be available to cochlear implant subjects when they are listening to acoustical stimuli via their speech processors. CONCLUSIONS:Temporal information appears to be sufficient for the perception of musical pitch. Encoding strategies that are highly successful in restoring speech understanding do not necessarily provide information regarding melodic pitch interval size.

journal_name

Ear Hear

journal_title

Ear and hearing

authors

Pijl S

doi

10.1097/00003446-199710000-00002

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1997-10-01 00:00:00

pages

364-72

issue

5

eissn

0196-0202

issn

1538-4667

journal_volume

18

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