Toward a productive evolutionary understanding of music

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 44:e122 (2021)
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Abstract

We discuss approaches to the study of the evolution of music (sect. R1); challenges to each of the two theories of the origins of music presented in the companion target articles (sect. R2); future directions for testing them (sect. R3); and priorities for better understanding the nature of music (sect. R4).

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