A previously unknown piece of music likely composed by a teenage Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was recently uncovered at a library ...

You may have heard the claim that listening to classical music makes you smarter. But is this just a myth, or does classical ...

A Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composition for a string trio, long believed lost or destroyed, has been discovered at a library in ...

The young Mozart composed the piece around 1760 and was played for the first time at the Leipzig Opera over the weekend.

Listening to Mozart's music can be enjoyable but also boost your brain functioning. If you like the catchy tune, there's no harm in listening to it. The "Mozart effect," which is the theory that ...

In 1993, Nature magazine reported on a study suggesting that listening to Mozart ... psychology and music at McGill University and author, among other books, of This Is Your Brain On Music ...

so we've put together suggestions of works from Classic FM's extensive music library to provide the perfect studying playlist to aid brain power! The theory of the Mozart effect states that listening ...

Here's what the science says about when music might help boost your performance, and when it might be better to stick with ...

How it helps: Music works on the autonomic nervous system - the part of the nervous system responsible for controlling our blood pressure, heartbeat and brain ... music such as Mozart or Beethoven ...

According to a new support document on Apple’s website, you're now able to copy your Apple Music playlists to YouTube Music using ... That's all his brain can hold. As well as TechRadar, Alex ...

Back in February, the music historian Ted Gioia wrote an essay ... A 15-second video causes a dopamine release in the brain, which creates a desire for more stimulus, which leads to the habit ...

helps brain development. Some believe that exposure to music whilst in the womb also contributes to increased intellectual ability - the so called Mozart Effect. However, others question this and the ...