finally finished exams this semester. I believe that the effort has been important and see if I can reap the rewards. I remembered that I had heard that classical music keeps the brain active. I could not curiosity, and soon a little research on the Web.
seems that the composer Steven Halpern has been devoted to study the effects of music on the mind. Ensures
listening to music can provide mental work, since the high frequency sounds are stimulating and regenerating properties on the body.
Their study determined that instruments such as piano, violin, flute, harp and oboe recommended to revive the concentration and intellectual faculties. Music with a slow rate, causing a decline in respiratory and cardiac rhythms, good for the body and brain.
Most of the tracks has the disadvantage of attracting attention to themselves, even the classics. People assume that classical music, like it has a strong beat and simple, should be the ideal background music for studying or other mental activity, but according to Dr. Halpern, this is not necessarily so: classical music can also distracting.
pop music, techno, rap, etc., tend to be worse, take the tension built, because the chord progression and melody generated a need for resolution and this is a decisive factor in the business of music known as the "hook", ie Part of the song that incites to listen again and again.
As for learning music, it works by placing the listener in a "state in concert", in which a person is physically, but mentally awake. When we are in a "state of concert, learning becomes a relaxed process, rather than an exercise in embedding information in a brain that is not receptive.
Another interesting item is the web www.sabiduria.com , which shares a studio with two groups of children.
also seems that Stephen King writes with rock music in the background. So perhaps it's best to choose the music that one would like to avoid that this distracts from the intended purpose of study.
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