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"Pitch perception" as a book category covers works that explore how humans (and sometimes animals or machines) detect, interpret, and use pitch—the perceived frequency of sound—in music, speech, and environmental listening. It includes everything from accessible popular-science introductions and practical ear-training or vocal-tuning guides to academic textbooks and research monographs on psychoacoustics, neurobiology, cognitive psychology, linguistics (tone languages), and computational models. Books in this genre examine concepts such as absolute and relative pitch, pitch discrimination and memory, the interaction of pitch with timbre and context, developmental and cultural differences, clinical applications (hearing loss, cochlear implants, speech therapy), and technical implications for audio engineering and music technology. Readers range from musicians and music teachers to audiologists, cognitive scientists, sound engineers, and curious laypeople seeking both practical techniques and explanations of the science behind why pitch matters.

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