Indian classical Ragas have a measurable impact on brain activity, enhancing attention and emotional well-being, according to a joint study by IIT Mandi and IIT Kanpur. The groundbreaking research, ...

The research employed advanced EEG microstate analysis, which is a real-time brain-mapping technique that captures momentary but meaningful patterns of neural activity. These "microstates" often last ...

Dr. Matthias Röder is an award-winning music tech visionary whose work bridges classical music, emerging technology and creative leadership. He ...

Published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, the study reveals that listening to Indian Classical Ragas can significantly ...

Jazz or Classical—who gets more respect, more funding, and more prestige? In this passionate rant, we break down the long-standing divide between classical purists and jazz innovators. Why is one seen ...

Music has the power to soothe the mind, promote brain health and bring people closer together. Singing, listening to music or making music all promote health.

While it is not easy to find methods to stay motivated and productive in the modern world of limitless diversions and never-ending stress, which take a toll on your brain health, a few ancient Indian ...

Classical music & chanting Listening to Indian classical music or reciting Vedic mantras has been scientifically associated with improved brain functioning and relaxation.

Dr. Daniel Levitin, an American neuroscientist and author of the book, “This Is Your Brain in Music”, on his researches conducted primarily in the 2000s highlights how music therapy can aid ...

Music synchronizes brain waves between the auditory cortes, which processes sound, and the rewards circuit that processes emotional information, according to findings published Aug. 9 in the ...