Mozart & ur study
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Hi, i'm just want to find out if there's any of us here actually find that while doing certain works or study - u need to listen to those classical music like Mozart, Beethoven or Bach.
i heard before that somehow there's link between this kind of music & the intelligence; -
Just remember.
Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor should not be used when studying for your biology exam.
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when i wrote my dissertation it was techno tt accompanied me all the way
yes, the canto tea-dance ah beng techno -
wow interesting!! any particular reasons?Originally posted by charlize:Just remember.
Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor should not be used when studying for your biology exam. -
You try and see lor.Originally posted by Chionk arr:wow interesting!! any particular reasons? -
now i know, don't think its only for biology; for all the exams or test i think it won't be recommended!!Originally posted by charlize:You try and see lor.
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chaotic, noisy, overratedOriginally posted by Chionk arr:wow interesting!! any particular reasons? -
in the end, you flunked??Originally posted by FireIce:when i wrote my dissertation it was techno tt accompanied me all the way
yes, the canto tea-dance ah beng techno -
I like to listen to Mozart's Piano Sonata when studying.
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Originally posted by FireIce:when i wrote my dissertation it was techno tt accompanied me all the way
yes, the canto tea-dance ah beng techno
You used to be a canto ah-lian??? -
Bach's Goldberg Variations are fantastic as background music when you are doing things which require calm concentration.
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goldberg is too boring, I actually felt asleep but I like the aria pieceOriginally posted by dakkon_blackblade:Bach's Goldberg Variations are fantastic as background music when you are doing things which require calm concentration. -
hmm.. when i do my drawin, i like to listen to classical or new age....
and last time when i do maths, i have to listen to electronic dance music..
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which one?? mozaRh got so many sonatasOriginally posted by maurizio13:I like to listen to Mozart's Piano Sonata when studying. -
KV 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 309, 311, 310, 330, 331, 332, 333, 475, 457, 494, 545, 570 & 576.Originally posted by cyberr1981:which one?? mozaRh got so many sonatas
Just play background music while studying. -
I prefer his chamber music insteadOriginally posted by maurizio13:KV 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 309, 311, 310, 330, 331, 332, 333, 475, 457, 494, 545, 570 & 576.
Just play background music while studying. -
There's some theory that Baroque is supposed to get brainwave patterns from beta to alpha and thereby create higher awareness or some bunkum like that. As yet there's precious little empirical evidence to substantiate that.
Personally, a bit of Tchaikovsky, Orff or Wagner turned up loud does me just fine. -
What is bunkum??Originally posted by Gedanken:There's some theory that Baroque is supposed to get brainwave patterns from beta to alpha and thereby create higher awareness or some bunkum like that. As yet there's precious little empirical evidence to substantiate that.Personally, a bit of Tchaikovsky, Orff or Wagner turned up loud does me just fine.
I hate wagner and mahler -
now it makes me wonder, if there's any remix version of the classical piece?
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Yar.Originally posted by Chionk arr:Hi, i'm just want to find out if there's any of us here actually find that while doing certain works or study - u need to listen to those classical music like Mozart, Beethoven or Bach.
i heard before that somehow there's link between this kind of music & the intelligence;
Music and Intelligence are highly interrelated.
Two types; long term and short term.
long term
Long time ago around the 60s ~ 80s, there are people doing this kind of research. They found out that if infants(young kid) exposed to such music at young age AND even they are fetus, they'll generally do better and have higher intelligence than of those who are not in the research program.
short term
There's also another kind of research where they uses music on teenages to adult to boost the ability to learning. Like Baraque Music, they can help you to boost your learning ability. There are papers on this, but you must find it yourself.
It must also be taken into consideration the two most critical phrases in life; At age before puberty and After puberty. Research have shown that child at young age(assume before puberty), have twice the neuro-connections in the brain as compare to an adult. Hence saying that child have the ability to learn things much more easier.
And during the puberty stage, it undergo a process where neuro-connections closes itself when they are not in use; Either use it or lose it. Lesser neuro-connection means lower ability to learn.
That's why exposing such music to child as a very young age, DOES helps learning ability and increase intelligences.
Do more research on the internet and you'll yield more information.
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There's one study that says only K448 and K488 of Mozart's works work.
But I suppose it could also be up to the individual, cos after we rely on the music to stimulate our senses... ???? -
Perhaps that's why I enjoy Baroque music the most - that includes J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Handel and Purcell.
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i dunno but i just love symphony no. 7 and rhapsody in blueOriginally posted by Chionk arr:Hi, i'm just want to find out if there's any of us here actually find that while doing certain works or study - u need to listen to those classical music like Mozart, Beethoven or Bach.
i heard before that somehow there's link between this kind of music & the intelligence; -
u are in the wrong forum lahOriginally posted by Chionk arr:now i know, don't think its only for biology; for all the exams or test i think it won't be recommended!!
deng deng deng deng... deng deng den deng...
come to concert to post lah
anyway symphony no . 5 by Beethoven too "fate "
cant use for biology exam ,hahahaha -
wah rhapsody in blue !!!! i also likeOriginally posted by Deino:i dunno but i just love symphony no. 7 and rhapsody in blue
Gershwin at its best