Alphabeats, a company that uses music to give your brain a workout, has returned after its initial launch earlier this year ...

Scientists have used brainwave measurements and neuroimaging techniques to show that classical music has positive effects on the brain. Ask any classical music ... The study focused on the effects of ...

It’s called music. Music influences the brain to regulate hormones in a way that can neutralize negative feelings, says Amit Avron, a lecturer in psychology and education at the Open University of ...

MYLEENE KLASS:'And, has just as many moods.' MYLEENE KLASS:All of this music came from the imagination of an Italian man called Antonio Vivaldi. He had a head that was so covered in bright ginger ...

New research reveals the brain sequences actions like a music box, with implications for understanding cognition and psychiatric conditions.

making music for music’s sake, feeling it, and, whether they know it or not, are poster children for the brain’s plasticity. A few of the band’s members, Jeff Arnold and Chris Webster ...

By Ben Barry via SWNS A man who was diagnosed with a brain tumor has turned the noise of an MRI machine into music - to relax ...

In the Brain, Music, and Learning team, we investigate various music-related phenomena that are relevant to learning, teaching, and music enjoyment in our every-day life. Our studies cover music ...

Recent neuroimaging work by our group has shown the propensity for music to reduce exercise consciousness – essentially, the parts of the brain that communicate fatigue ... blast of Beethoven. Antonio ...

Even in the mid-20th century, Vivaldi’s reputation as a composer was so small that not even the exact date of his birth or the place and date of his death had been established; his music was very ...

Neuroscientists have discovered brain cells that form multiple coordinate systems to tell us 'where we are' in a sequence of behaviors. These cells can play out different sequences of actions, just ...

The human brain includes two hemispheres connected by a bundle of nerves. The left hemisphere controls movement for the right side of the body, while the right hemisphere directs the left side.