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At the limit of hearing
The French otolaryngologist, Alfred Tomatis, was the first to systematically investigate the effect on the human psyche of high-frequency sounds. According to his theory, a child, floating in an amniotic…

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Remarkably Serious: An Interview with Spanish Brass Quintet Carlos Beneto Grau
Why music is no longer recorded as before?
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Madonna’s discography as a mirror of digital record evolution
Sound Genesis and Music Carrier: Ummagma Group Unveils Maps
Will you be Einstein? (Tell me what you are listening to, and I will tell you what your IQ is)
Music and health
We see the sound
Genetic codes and music
Music and the brain of a child

Romance of romance: new recordings of classical music
Let's talk about modern music. What is generally considered modern: everything that is not called "classics", or works of modern composers, written according to strict academic standards, or maybe just…

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American experts have named the best and worst auto infotainment systems.
A popular American analytical magazine has compiled a traditional report that collected the best and worst infotainment systems that have appeared on the market in the latest car models. In…

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Music and the brain of a child

According to numerous studies, the use of music as an additional sensory flow greatly improves the speech function in children of preschool age.

Any activity, in particular, intellectual, is provided by the functional work of the brain related to the perception and processing of information. Continue reading →

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Music and the brain of a child
According to numerous studies, the use of music as an additional sensory flow greatly improves the speech function in children of preschool age. Any activity, in particular, intellectual, is provided…

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Auditory therapy of A.Tomatis (selection of articles)
Approximately 40 years ago, the French otolaryngologist Alfred Tomatis made some amazing discoveries that triggered the development of the Tomatis method. This method has various names: “auditory learning,” “auditory arousal,”…

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Brain "under the jazz"
When jazz musicians improvise, areas that are responsible for self-censorship and inhibition of nerve impulses are turned off in their brain, and instead, areas that open the way for self-expression…

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Mozart effect
Listening to Mozart's music enhances our brain activity. After listening to Mozart, people responding to the standard IQ test demonstrate an increase in intelligence. This phenomenon discovered by some scientists…

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