Lindsay Warrenburg is an interdisciplinary emotion researcher who focuses on music theory, cognition, and perception.
A curious researcher
Lindsay’s current work regards music and emotion, but she also has experience in psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, computer science, and piano performance. She uses her knowledge of these diverse subjects to fuel her passion for interdisciplinary research.
Research Interests
Music Perception and Cognition
Vocal and Affective Cues
Music Theory
Social Psychology
Music and Emotion
Music Information Retrieval
Music Theory Pedagogy
Film Music
Lindsay’s work centers broadly on how (and why) people relate to music. She uses a wide range of data analytic techniques in order to do this, including traditional music theoretic analysis, corpus studies, computational methods, behavioral studies, pharmacological procedures, and psychophysical methods. Her aim is to employ different kinds of data analysis to tell stories about why we love music.
Uncovering stories with data
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publications and proceedings articles
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conference presentations and posters
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classes taught at the college level