Good memory Bill, It was in the Washington Post a few weeks back. Robert Zatorre studied 30 musicians - 10 with "perfect pitch" and 20 without. The findings were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. People who have "perfect pitch" were found to have a slightly larger planum temporale area of their brain. Danny Moore BSimon1234 wrote: > I hesitate to mention the following because I cannot remember where I saw or > heard of it. It might have been in a medical magazine, possibly the newspaper, > but I cannot find the reference. > > The article said that people who have perfect pitch process sounds in a > different part of their brains than normal people. The study was done with a > nuclear magnetic resonance scanner, scanning the brains for chemical activity > changes while tones were played to the patients. > > That is all I heard, I have nothing to add, no references to the study. I > thought I would relay the information in case someone else can actually put > their hands on the article, or scan search the Internet for such things. > > Bill Simon > Phoenix
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