Jazz Study Looks for the Source of Creativity in the Brain
https://www.technologynetworks.com/neuroscience/news/jazz-study-looks-for-the-source-of-creativity-in-the-brain-332828
Music
Musicians And Their Audiences Show Synchronised Patterns Of Brain Activity
Musicians And Their Audiences Show Synchronised Patterns Of Brain Activity
Jamming out to Fatboy Slim made me look up this link:
https://www.mindlabpro.com/blogs/nootropics/nootropics-musicians
How virtual reality is changing the live music experience.
Ways VR Is Changing The Music Industry
Research suggests we listen to music to reminisce, form an identity, sleep, ruminate, seek strong emotions, relate, and regulate anxiety, stress, anger, loneliness, & cognition. These are called the adaptive functions of music and are mostly universal.
The Importance Of Music: When and Why we listen to music
Japanese ambient environmental music from the 1980s.
Music that inspired 1980s Japanese environmental music composer Yukata Hirose
Winter’s new immersive tech 3-D dream-pop video: A Dangerous Minds premiere
Winter, led by American-Brazilian musician, Samira Winter, is one of the most-acclaimed groups in the current dream-pop scene. Their new immersive music video for “Wherever You Are,” premiering here at Dangerous Minds, “portrays the multi-verse galaxy of what a… Continue Reading
A great example of how music and editing work together to create an emotional experience.
To Ease Pain, Reach For Your Playlist
We all know that listening to music can soothe emotional pain, but Taylor Swift, Jay-Z and Alicia Keys can also ease physical pain, according to a study of children and teenagers who had major surgery. The analgesic effects of music… Continue Reading
Heart Beat: Music May Help Keep Your Cardiovascular System in Tune
Could a regular dose of Pavarotti or Queen do your body good? By Lynne Peeple MUSIC THERAPY: Is Freddie Mercury singing for your heart?Image: FLICKR/CARL LENDER Music may calm the savage beast or, at least, make the workday seem shorter. A new… Continue Reading