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A case of music imperception.

Defective perception of music due to an altered capacity to discriminate the elementary components of musical stimuli (rhythm, pitch, timbre, intensity and duration) produces an alteration in the aesthetic enjoyment of and the emotional involvement in music.' To our knowledge, there is no previous evidence of the existence of a condition in which the primary disruption is to the capacity to process the musical stimulus as a whole. We report a case of a young musician who, as a result of a right temporo-parietal lesion, presented with loss of the gestalt capacity to process music, with the consequent loss of aesthetic pleasure. Our patient was a 24 year old male, who was an amateur musician and a skilful gui-