Music syncs the brains of audiences with the performers
We all know the feeling that comes over us during a great gig when the audience and the performer(s) seem
Read moreWe all know the feeling that comes over us during a great gig when the audience and the performer(s) seem
Read moreFor reasons that are still very unclear from an evolutionary and neurological point of view, the human brain is hardwired
Read moreI believe that The Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Again” is the greatest rock song ever conceived. When Roger hits that
Read moreThat lump of squish our skulls is a pretty amazing thing. Not only can store about 200 exabytes of memory
Read moreAlthough there doesn’t seem to be an evolutionary reason for us to have music, it seems as if our brains
Read more[This is my weekly music column for Global News. -AC] As far as evolutionary biologists can determine, there was no
Read moreRemixes can give a song multiple new personalities, repurposing a single track for many different audiences. And done right, a
Read moreListening to a good song can bring on all kinds of physical reaction. You may be moved to dance, to
Read moreThere is absolutely no need for music—speaking in terms of evolution, anyway. As far as scientists can tell, there’s no
Read moreWe know that learning how to play a musical instrument is good for the brain, so why is music education
Read moreSometime around my tenth birthday, my parents told me that I had to learn a musical instrument. For reasons that
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