| Sumario: | This book, originally published in English under the title 'The Physics and Psychophysics of Music,' explores the interdisciplinary field of acoustics and psychoacoustics as it relates to music. Authored by Juan G. Roederer and translated into Spanish by Guillermo Pozzati, the book aims to demystify the complex interactions between the physical generation of musical tones, their propagation, and the human perception and emotional response to music. It targets an audience of musicians, physicists, and psychologists, providing insights into the scientific principles behind musical sound production, auditory processing, and cognitive responses to music. The text is designed to be accessible to readers with basic high school-level knowledge of physics, using clear language and minimal mathematics to explain the scientific 'music' of acoustics and psychoacoustics.
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