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Wrong Note, Wrong Time: Age and Musicianship-Related Influences on Rhythmic and Melodic Timing
Musical expectancy theory posits that listeners anticipate both the pitch that will occur and when it will occur; however, the interaction between these dimensions across age and expertise is less understood. In this study, 175 adults (ages 18–82; musicians and non-musicians) rated the final note of
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