Mandy Kubik | July 19, 2011
Music exists within us all. You don’t have to play cello in the symphony, sing tenor in the choir, or shred a mean guitar in a metal band in order to find it. The ability to understand and express ourselves…
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Mandy Kubik | June 10, 2011
There has been much research done on the cognitive benefits of musical activity during childhood; a recent study conducted by the University of Kansas analyzes whether or not these benefits carry over into adulthood. While more research is needed, the…
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Mandy Kubik | January 20, 2011
I know what you’re thinking. How can one scientifically analyze a concept that, by its very nature, is capricious and unpredictable? Dr. Charles Limb, a faculty member of the Peabody Conservatory of Music, has done a fascinating study on the…
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Tags: brain, Jazz, language, music, rap