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Hi, and welcome to Music Moves.

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My name is Alexander Jensenius.

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And I'm Hans Zeiner-Henriksen.

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And I'm Kristian Nymoen.

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And now we're sitting here at
the Department of Musicology

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at the University
of Oslo, and we

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are interested in music
related body motion.

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And the question that
we want to answer

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is why does music make us move?

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But then, Hans, I'd like to ask
you, does music make us move?

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Well, if I shall ask
answer for myself,

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I will definitely say yes.

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I experience that I move a lot
to music when I hear music.

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But I'm not sure if it's
like that for everybody,

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and I'm not sure
what in the music

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is most important for that.

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What do you think, Kristian?

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I would say it's a complicated
question, but especially

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the rhyhtm, and the way
the music is communicated

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through emotion, that's very
important parts, at least,

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of how music makes you move.

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So, what exactly are we
going to talk about, then,

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in this course?

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Well, we are going to talk
about specific concepts.

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The entrainment
process, for example.

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What makes me nod my head.

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Terminology such as the
difference between motion

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and action, and gesture.

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And we are going to
talk about the history.

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Why we have arrived
at the situation

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we have today, for example.

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Technologies for studying
music related body motion.

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So as you see,
you're going to learn

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a lot about different types
of theoretical approaches

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to this, methods to use,
and, of course, also

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some of the research
that we are producing

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when we study music
related body motion

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at the University of Oslo.

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Welcome to Music Moves.

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