music
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Beatlemania Hit 50 Years Ago but Why Did It Drive Girls So Mad?Opinion This Sunday marks the 50th anniversary of John, Paul, George, and Ringo’s debut appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in the US. But what was it about?
By Jordan Gaines Lewis Published
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How Musicians Prevent Chaos In A String QuartetBy Joel N. Shurkin Published
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Musical Training Has Positive, Long-Term Effects on Brain FunctionResearcher Nina Kraus has found a positive impact on long-term brain functions in people with as few as four years of musical training.
By Jacqueline Conciatore Published
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Music Could Track Human MigrationsMore closely related indigenous populations in Taiwan tend to have more similar music, suggesting that music could be used to trace human history.
By Tia Ghose Published
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New Algorithm Helps Cochlear Implants Detect MusicAdvancement allows patients to hear differences in pitch and timbre.
By Joel N. Shurkin Published
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Odd Hallucination: Woman Hears Forgotten SongsBy Megan Gannon Published
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The Surprising Way People Judge MusicPeople are better able to identify winning piano performances based on visual — rather than auditory — cues.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Why the Blues Are BlueHumans may have a surprisingly universal emotional color palette.
By Live Science Staff Published
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Music Purchases Predicted by Brain ActivityAnticipation and reward seem to drive love of new music.
By Stephanie Pappas Published
