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Chromesthesia

Chromesthesia or sound-to-color synesthesia is a type of synesthesia in which sound involuntarily evokes an experience of color, shape, and movement. Individuals with sound-color synesthesia are consciously aware of their synesthetic color associations/perceptions in daily life. Synesthetes that perceive color while listening to music experience the…

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related to history · 14
Chromesthesia → Although, Charles-Auguste-Édouard Cornaz, Color, Cornaz, Even, Georg Tobias Ludwig Sachs, He, Johann Gottfried Herder, Language, Latin, Origin, Sachs, The, Treatise
related to Cross-activation theory · 10
Chromesthesia → Another, Daphne Maurer's, Hubard, Individuals, Neonates, Ramachandran, The, These, This, V4
related to Drug-induced chromesthesia · 10
Chromesthesia → Gautier, Green, Gustave Moreau, LSD, My, Psychoactive, The, These, Théophile Gautier, Under
related to Composers with chromesthesia · 9
Chromesthesia → Although, Bluer Fashion, Franz Liszt, He, If, Leonard Bernstein, Liszt's, Synesthesia, There
related to Music and chromesthesia · 8
Chromesthesia → Against, Another, Furthermore, However, Individuals, One, People, This
related to Individual variance · 7
Chromesthesia → As, For, However, Individuals, The, There, Those
related to Disinhibited feedback model · 6
Chromesthesia → Disinhibited, However, In, Local, One, The
related to External links · 3
Chromesthesia → Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaFranz Liszt0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaHe0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaBluer Fashion0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaSynesthesia0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaLiszt's0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaLeonard Bernstein0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaAlthough0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaThere0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Composers with chromesthesiaIf0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Cross-activation theoryThe0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Cross-activation theoryRamachandran0.60section
Chromesthesiarelated to Cross-activation theoryHubard0.60section

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