Today I want to talk about the greatest creation of our world, what we like to enjoy when we drive in a car or when we put on headphones) This is music)
There are many types and directions in music, but today I want to talk about the origins of music, classical music.
My favorite composers are Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Beethoven, Prokofiev and this list is really long)
Classical music is not just pleasant background noise; in fact, it can also make you feel better. Here's how Mozart and Vivaldi can help you get smarter, healthier, and even get enough sleep.
Even the most apathetic person, classical music can bring a smile. Researchers at Southern Methodist University observed the volunteers as they wrote about the most significant events or experiences in their lives. The researchers found that participants who wrote essays with classical music playing in the background began to show greater emotional vulnerability and were more likely to share personal information than those who did not listen to classics during the experiment. And the benefits don't stop there; Understanding and controlling your emotions is great for maintaining a successful and healthy relationship.
When Baroque music is played in a hospital library, radiologists' accuracy, productivity, and satisfaction with radiologists are significantly improved, according to a study by researchers at the University of Maryland and the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. A little Bach in your headphones - and now you are whistling at work.
You don't have to pay to visit an expensive spa or massage sessions to experience the beneficial effects of relaxation and relaxation. According to a study published in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine, participants in the experiment, who were asked to listen to classical music, showed reduced brain activity and decreased heart rate, which made them feel more relaxed. Here are just small parts of what classical music is useful for) I often listen to Chopin when I can't sleep and I believe in the magic of music.
Do you believe? Kisses, your Olga