A new study has found that using musical cues to learn a physical task goes a long way in increasing structural connections between the regions of the brain that deal with movement and sound....
read moreMusicians have faster reaction times than non-musicians Researchers have found that musicians have faster reaction times than non-musicians for auditory, tactile and audio-tactile stimulations....
read moreMeditation and music may improve early decline from Alzheimer’s A study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease indicates that meditation and music listening programs show promise in improving measures of cognition and memory in adults with subjective cognitive...
read moreNew research indicates it may be possible to categorize professional musicians based on their type of prioritizing modality information: via visual processing or auditory processing....
read moreAccording to research published in NeuroImage, the brains of dancers and musicians have changes in sensory and motor pathways—but the changes in white matter are at opposite ends of the spectrum....
read moreWhile Sting was in Montreal for a concert, he also had his brain scanned to see how he relates and classifies music based on the regions that light up in his brain. The results were fascinating and only add...
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