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Infants’ responses to live musical performances in group contexts

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The urge to move to music is apparent even in young infants, and musical interactions between parents and infants have demonstrable effects on infant affect and physiology. Music is often experienced collectively, but little is known about how infants respond to musical performances in group contexts. Here, we examined infants’ attention, affect, and rhythmic movements while watching infant-direct…

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