The Social Psychology of Music

A landmark work in music psychology, this volume explores musical preferences, listening habits, and cultural influences. Farnsworth—editor of the Annual Review of Psychology and a leading voice in music preference research—presents a historical and social view of how music affects individuals and communities. A foundational read for educators, researchers, and music professionals interested in the social dimensions of musical engagement.

AUTHOR: Paul R. Farnsworth 
PUBLISHER: The Iowa State University Press 
FORMAT: Hardcover 
PAGES: 298 
RETAIL PRICE: $19.95 
CONDITION: Used-Good. Some shelf wear, dust cover worn and faded, some pencil markings on inside pages.