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This thesis extends a case study conducted by Beckwith (2003). MR is a 62 year old right handed male who was an avid music
listener prior to a right temporal lobe stroke. He was admitted to hospital in May 2002 after experiencing left-arm tingling
and clumsiness upon waking from sleep. MR's initial complaint after being discharged from hospital was that music no longer
sounded like music, rather it sounded like broad spectrum noise. MR subsequently reported a loss of musical skills.
His eagerness to participate in research aimed at understanding the nature of his musical deficits derived from the
personal significance music once had for him.
                                                                     
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