Studying For Finals? Let Classical Music Help

Aside from making us smarter, this particular type of music can also promote mental health. In a world in total flux, finding time to go to the opera can be good for us in more ways than one. According to an Oxford University study, listening to classical music can help reduce one’s blood pressure. Harmony with others could start with the harmony in music, according to new research. A study published in the journalAging & Mental Healthin 2014 found that among those with dementia, music served as a tool to feel connected to others because the subjects could listen to and discuss the music together.



Still, I believe that everybody, ignorant or not, mislead or not, we all are curious about new stuff. So if you give people the opportunity to listen to something quite different from what they are used to, they will at least be interested. One of the nice things about classical music is that it is such a large and variety rich body of works, there's something to find in it for everyone's taste. The downside is that many people need a little help navigating this large body of music, simply because of its sheer size.

It could become a habit – listening classical music while going to school, work, shop, while cooking or drinking tea. A study performed in 2012 found that children who were exposed to adult-directed music at a young age had better listening skills than those who weren’t. This finding was consistent with previous research on adults who had been exposed to classical music during childhood. These findings support the idea that exposure to classical music can improve your auditory memory by improving your ability to focus on sound. And what about people who listen to other types of music?

This is used and recommended more like rehabilitation for those people, who feel tense and have a hard sickness. Although it’s used by professionals, but you could try this therapy without them also. You might have tried it already, even though you could think that you hadn’t. Have you never tried to listen to music peacefully without any distractions to calm your emotions down? You may even try to do yoga and listen classical music. Or doing homework, housework and listen Bach, Chopin or Beethoven.

It also can help you to sleep, can energize your body, make your memory better. It even decreases disorder of hearing, dyslexia, inadequacy of attention, autism and other illness. It is known that some Mozart’s plays help to calm crying babies, stable sanity, quicken brain’s development. A. Mozart ‘Flute Concerto’ makes kids’ digestion and appetite better.

Try to listen to and engage with his music without preconceptions. I felt the same way for a long time too, but then I started really listening to his music. Reaching in to my music history part of the brain I remember it as Benjamin said. Telemann was the star of that period, he got all the coveted jobs, Bach lost at least a couple of jobs to his seniority. Like any other composer it is up to individuals to find their like or dislike for him.

Researchers believe that the calming sounds of classical music may help your heart recover from stress. Classical music can also be a great tool to help people who have trouble sleeping. One study found that students who had trouble sleeping slept better while they were listening to classical music. Music can express what we may never be capable of verbally and thank goodness for that. We may have to struggle with fall asleep music anger, love, depression and many other emotions and feelings.