What kind of music are you listening to at the moment? I happen to be listening to a CD of Gregorian chant, because a museum in Waterford, Ireland ...
thinking and writing. It’s common knowledge that listening to classical music, particularly Mozart, has recently been thought to enhance performance on cognitive tests. Want to know how to get better results at work – through music?
Different music creates different effects in your 
brain waves… and these differences influence how music can work in your favor. Contributors to the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Blackwell Publishing Ltd. illustrated how listening to any music that is personally enjoyable has positive effects on learning and on well-being. In addition, the use of music to enhance memory is explored and research suggests that musical recitation enhances the coding of information by activating neural networks in a more united and thus more optimal fashion.
Read about music's positive effects on health and immunity, how music is processed in the brain. Discover a melodious interplay between your language and the music you listen to. See the amazing relationship between your emotions and your music…. Oh… and don’t forget to try different kinds of music while you work…. Start with the music you like best… and do let us know what that is so we can vary our own mix a bit…. What do you think?
Music is energy and definitely can change how you feel or think. When I'm in the car and stuck in traffic, I like to listen to oldies or classical music to lighten my mood... or when I'm writing I throw in some high energy music.
I've always been into music. My parents made me play the piano when I was younger - plus I played the flute, sax, and clarinet as well.
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