Paul Farnsworth: Pioneer Scholar of Music Listening Preference

Abstract

Paul Farnsworth was an important figure in the second generation of American music psychologists the generation that came after Carl Seashore. Farnsworth was the originator of a line of research, the study of music listening preference, that has continued to the present day and is of great interest to music educators and music therapists. During a long career at Stanford University, Farnsworth authored three important books, served in leadership roles in the university, the American Psychological Association, and the American Musicological Society, and worked to establish a department of music at Stanford.

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