fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the music universe.
The healing power of music
The woman plays the beautiful harp with a gentle arpeggio and according to researchers studying the effects of music on recovery, Moran controls heart rate, respiration, and blood pressure. According to a study presented at the American College of Cardiologists 2020 conference, listening to music daily for 30 minutes a day can reduce the levels of pain and anxiety in patients who have survived a heart attack.
The effects of music on various aspects of human life
Artistic music is a source of entertainment, joy and happiness that flows in the body of any culture and if used properly, it plays the role of painkiller for body and soul. Listening to music is one of the few activities that involves the whole brain. Much research has been done on the effects of music on humans and various results have been obtained. Some have found music useful, some ineffective, and some harmful. Of course, it must be admitted that not all types of music are good and useful. The sound of music should not be too loud and disturbing and distract us from what we are doing. This article refers to some of the research that has been done on the effects of music on humans. If you really intend to use music to treat or achieve a specific goal, or if you spend a lot of time listening to music, be sure to consult with people who are aware of the effects of music on humans and do more research in this area.
Music speaks when words fail
Music literally saves my life and mind everyday. My name is Jesse Probibiliteez and i’m addicted to music. Growing up with a physical disability(Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita) was very tough and often times felt out of place, like I didn’t belong. Because I was born disabled, the education system placed me in a School for Specific Purposes which taught me nothing exept how to color within the lines at 2nd grade. Luckily for me, my mother would teach me numbers and words at home, read to me, and got me used to doing arithmetic. When I would attend school, I would get bored and start practicing my numbers and words because all they had me do was color. My young brain was very eager to learn. Don’t get me wrong, I definitely appreciate art on so many levels but my young mind craved knowledge. After 2 weeks of me writing simple math and basic words instead of coloring got the attention of my teacher and from that moment the education system realized that they had to place me in mainstream education. Because my mother took the time to teach me numbers and words, it saved me from becoming stuck in a School for Specific Purposes.
Jesse ProctorPublished 30 days ago in BeatBTS Band
The issue of turning into a superstar in the cutting-edge, exceptionally serious universe of Broadway relies upon an assortment of variables. The capacity of a craftsman to meet the prerequisites of time, the assumptions for fans, just as the viable administration, may prompt the highest point of overall prominence. One such VIP craftsman is a Korean kid band Beyond the Scene (BTS), which figured out how to possess the worldwide music field inside quite a long while.
Impression In Music
Impressionism is one of the social patterns famous during the mid-1860s. The Impressionist style comprises of such significant methods as delivering the immediate and short-lived Impression; painting in the outside with accentuation after holding onto the impacts of light and shading; moving around a subject and painting it from a few unique points; comparing tones to set up imaginative consequences; introducing scenes in a murky air. Among the Impressionist methods, maybe the chief is decreeing that the craftsman should deliver the Impression that items make on the eye. However, numerous pundits question impressionism in music, expressing that providing and moving these strategies into sounds (Herbert 1991). Hence, works by Ravel and Debussy strikingly depict that impressionism was an overall development reflecting in new melodic structures and procedures.
Kodály: The Famous Composer
Kodály Zoltán, his name in Slovak and Hungarian, is a renowned writer. He was brought into the world in Kecskemet, Hungary, in 1882 and concentrated on violin as a youngster. As he developed more seasoned, he likewise focused on piano and cello. Finally, he figured out how to play the instruments alone. He grew to be an instructor of music and a cultivated arranger. In 1967 Hungary lost an "Irreplaceable asset." He passed on at 80 years old.
A NEW HOME
“Sweet child o’ mine,” my mama cried. She knew I had to leave. I was driving on Diamond Road, leaving Abilene had a hole in my pocket with a picture in my wallet. On my cell phone, my sister, Crystal said, “If it makes you happy. here It’s only love. Besides, a change will do you good.” I proclaimed, “All I wanna do is smile because I can’t cry anymore.” I didn’t say it, but I thought; it wasn’t a beautiful pain. It’s more like an ugly sore.
Babs IversonPublished about a month ago in BeatFalse Production
I was thinking of a few more things that posterity cannot do without yesterday morning. The best story I have written ever was a Junior High School piece titled Worm Man Versus The Criminals Of The Underworld. I am a big fan of the sexual abilities of these creatures; I liken myself to a worm and have been referred to derisively as having their basic characteristics. In fact a relative in law said that I personally do not need any one other person; seemingly a statement that could be interpreted in different ( perhaps some rather dark if not morbid ) ways. To present a balanced view of our non relationship, she in her almost late seventies will converse with me on the phone at most once a month for a very limited time lately.
P. B. FriedmanPublished about a month ago in Beat
The Earworm
Have you ever turned on the radio, or your favorite music app and a song came on that was just so catchy? A real banger of a tune? You listen to it and can't help to keep looking it up and play it on repeat until you've listened to it at least a hundred times or more? I know I definitely have! Out of nowhere, you have become victim to what is called the "earworm".
Crystal C.Published 3 months ago in Beat
Old Time Lo!
The tessellated floor reverberated as the rumba music cascaded over my ears. The chill of the wintry atmosphere blew over my face from the wooden window while the shutters shook rhythmically to the wind. It was winter here in Saguenay, Quebec.
Justice WilliamPublished 4 months ago in BeatLyrics of a Someday Love
I thought we talked about this. You can't fall in love with every guy you meet. Not every guy is your soul mate waiting around the corner.
Jillian SpiridonPublished 5 months ago in Beat
Data reveals the best songs to study to
New research analysed hundreds of studying and homework playlists on Spotify, to reveal which songs and artists are the most popular with students. From BTS to Billie Eilish, there were plenty of well known superstars that made the cut.
Phillip LawsPublished 5 months ago in Beat
