Music psychology is a fascinating field at the intersection of psychology, musicology, and music education. Its questions address topics such as listening behavior, making music and teaching music, musical talent, music taste, and cultural music usage. In the Handbook of Music Psychology, over 40 distinguished authors from the fields of psychology, music education, musicology, medicine, neuroscience, and music therapy explore these topics and introduce the latest findings from their areas of expertise. Contents include: music culture and musical socialization, musical development, music and media, musicians and making music, fundamentals of music perception, emotional and other effects, and the discipline of music psychology.