Many parts of the brain are involved in rhythms, including the cerebellum,
inferior olive, motor cortex and basal ganglia. I would think that the
cerebellum is the most important, because it is responsible for the timing
of movements. I think it also plays a major role in the timing of the
rhythm. The control of the rhythm I think would mostly be in the motor
cortex and the premotor cortex.
Jeff Utz
Michael Kröger wrote in message <377B11F8.E4F68B38 at mch20.sbs.de>...
>Can anybody tell my which part(s) of the brain are involved in making
>rythem (handclapping, footstamping ...)? From which part do we control
>the rythem ?
>Thank you
>Mischael
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