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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Steven Brown (McMaster University) will give a lecture enti
 tled “Toward a Neural Basis of the Inner Voice: Implications for Speech an
 d Music Processing”.\n	Abstract: Researchers in music cognition assume that
  the processes that they study – such as listening\, discrimination\, and 
 imagery – are tasks that mainly activate auditory parts of the brain. Howe
 ver\, much evidence has accrued in recent years to indicate that such task
 s activate the brain system for vocal-motor planning as well\, suggesting 
 that subvocalization serves a critical mediating role in the cognition of 
 music and speech. The most ubiquitous manifestation of subvocalization is 
 the inner voice that the majority of people experience throughout their da
 ily lives. In this talk\, I will describe the subvocalization system of th
 e human brain and argue that it is implicated in virtually all aspects of 
 speech and music processing.\n\nWhen: January 28\, 2026\, 3:00-4:30pm foll
 owed by a cocktail\n	Where: Université de Montréal\, Pavillon Marie-Victori
 n\, Room D-427\n\nRegister here.\n
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LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H2V 2T2\, Université de Montréal\, Pavillon M
 arie-Victorin\, Room D-427
SUMMARY:BRAMS-CRBLM Lecture Series - Steven Brown
URL:/brain-language-music/channels/event/brams-crblm-l
 ecture-series-steven-brown-371879
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