Gibbons and Rhythm
Researchers discovered that gibbons can keep a beat and synchronize their singing, revealing shared rhythmic abilities with humans. This study suggests that while no single species possesses all the elements of human musicality, various building blocks can be found across different species. Understanding these connections could help unravel the evolutionary origins of music and its role in social bonding.In this clip
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A year in music science: wonder, volume and animals that groove
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