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Re: [xmca] musical prodigies



See David Feldman, Nature's Gambit (I think). He has studied such phenomena
for many years and has interesting ideas about how "cultural organisms" grow
around people with exceptional talents that are recognized at an early age.
mike

2010/4/17 Andy Blunden <ablunden@mira.net>

> Does anyone know of any studies of musical prodigies in the CHAT tradition,
> like Luria's study of a mnemonist. I'm watching a program about the Chinese
> musician, Lang lang, who won a piano competition at the age of 5. How is
> this possible? Is this potential in all of us?
>
> Andy
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