A giant of classical music, violinist Joshua Bell embraces everything from celebrity collaborations to working with disadvantaged youth in New York schools.

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

Classical music’s ... effects on the brain. Photo: Getty Classical music has long been celebrated for its beauty, complexity, and emotional richness. While the “Mozart Effect” — the ...

Additionally, I find that listening to Mozart music always has a special effect on my mind that allows me to remember information faster and a lot more easily. I really love studying to the YouTube ...

One before-and-after study of ... explains that the brain can respond using four relevant chemicals: cortisol, oxytocin, dopamine and endorphins. “There’s no general recipe like ‘Mozart for a ...

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 ... A new study from Austria's ...

Military musicians returning from the Napoleonic wars established Britain's first brass bands earlier than previously thought, new research reveals. The study undermines the idea that brass bands were ...

The three-year study had all the exacting standards ... favourite tune lifts mood When we listen to music, it triggers a reaction in the brain that can ease stress, soothe pain and boost ...

Young people at an all-night music festival who ... I don’t see that this study separated exposure duration. ‘Recreational drugs’ certainly hamper the brain, which is well-known by everyone.