Emotional link between color and music - Raw dataset

Part A consists on the selection of the three most (+) and the three least (-) representative colors, from the 37 colors based on the Berkeley Color Project (Schloss, Poggesi, & Palmer, 2011), for each of the 16 musical stimuli; colors are labeled with an alphanumeric ID.

Part B consists on the evaluation of each of the 37 colors, according to the variables of Red-Green, Yellow-Blue, Saturation, Brightness, Valence, and Arousal, on a scale from -100 to +100. Part C consits on the evaluation of each of the 16 musical stimuli, according to the variables of Valence, Arousal, Pleasure, and Familiarity, on a scale from -100 to +100. All data was anonymously acquired with the informed consent of each of the 60 participants, according to the World Medical Association (2013), for academic, research, and publication purposes.