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This research was supported by NIH grant RR-05596 to Haskins Laboratories. Some of the results were presented at the 121st Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Baltimore, MD, and at the “Resonant Intervals” Interdisciplinary Music Conference in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, both in May 1991. For helpful comments on an earlier version of the manuscript, I am grateful to Carol Fowler, Carol Krumhansl, Mari Riess Jones, and two anonymous reviewers. Additional insights were provided by Patrick Shove in many discussions.