music
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Infants Recognize Melodies Heard in the WombBut rather than break out the classical CDs, pregnant women may want to sing to baby-on-board.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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Psychologist Gets Bluesy on the BrainThe brain needs learning, memory and attention to do everything from typing to playing the guitar
By Matthew Crump Published
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Are iPods Damaging Our Ears? Answer is Hard to HearNew studies are challenging the link between personal MP3 players and hearing loss among adolescents.
By Adam Hadhazy Published
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U.S. Senators Gunning for Illegal WebsitesA group of U.S. senators want the Department of Justice to have the power to shut down websites that provide illegal access to files.
By Linda Rosencrance Published
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What's Auto-Tune and How Does it Work?Missed a note or went a bit flat? Auto-Tune can fix that.
By Adam Hadhazy Published
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Music 'Tones the Brain,' Improves LearningLearning to play a musical instrument changes your brain.
By Rachael Rettner Published
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What's Pitch?American Idol's judges never seem to tire of bantering less-gifted singers with phrases like, "That's a little pitchy." What exactly do they mean?
By Michelle Bryner Published
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Romantic Music Ups Odds for Getting a Woman's Phone NumberWomen are more likely to give their phone numbers to men if there is a romantic song playing in the background
By Live Science Staff Published
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As Economy Improves, Music May Get More Upbeat
Tough times make listeners prefer tough songs and tough artists. But healthy economies nurture cheesy pop.
By Robin Nixon Pompa Published
