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It's either a 'sociology experiment' of some kind (it's been a while since I took sociology but I can't think of a case study like this) or she's proper tone deaf and delusional.
There is a half tone deafness phenomenon when you're monitoring in headphones or driving or have a cold (like when you sing along with the bassline but then when the chords kick in you realise you were minging well flat or sharp, e.g. UK's Eurovision entry of 2003). But she's not realising or correcting for it.
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the title and author of which i cannot recall right now but the gist was that they were at an event where they were requested to accompany a singer on the piano with a well known tune and after the intro the singer started exactly a fifth out - to save embarrassment they shifted key at an opportune moment only for the singer to then jump a fifth out again and so on... turns out it's a neurological thing some folk have - it was in a chapter on perfect pitch i fink, will check the bookshelf later...
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( , Sat 24 Jul 2021, 19:45, Reply)
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my point was one of neurological divergence or naturally occurring mutant basilar membranes
psychoacoustics innit
*incapable of - subject line edit (insert where appropriate) haha geddit *insert* like a plug in
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enjoy: youtu.be/KTJKsskbTxQ?t=625
( , Sat 24 Jul 2021, 22:03, Reply)