Understanding global diversity in music perception and production

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In FY2022 we published 6 articles in peer-reviewed journals (PLOS ONE; Nature Reviews Neuroscience), conference proceedings (International Workshop on Folk Music Analysis; Joint Conference on Language Evolution) and edited volumes (Oxford Handbook of Music Corpus Studies), bringing our total published outputs to 15. We also had two Registered Reports Accepted In Principle at Peer Community In Registered Reports, two book chapters accepted, and have several preprints under review, and presented research at various international conferences, particularly the International Council for Traditional Music World Conference, where we used KAKENHI funding to enable several of our workshop coauthors to travel to present our collaborative research together. Overall we have had good success in pivoting from our initial plans to achieve high-impact research despite the challenges of the pandemic.