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    Singing Through Tone Deafness

    Author Tim Falconer didn't take his congenital amusia lying down. With the help of neuroscientists and vocal coaches, he tried to teach himself to sing against all odds.

    The Scientist Staff
    Mar 16, 2017

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    congenital amusia
    culture
    neuroscience
    singing
    tone deafness
    vocal learning
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