New study finds classical music has positive effects on unborn babies
New research suggests that classical music has a calming influence on unborn babies. A team of researchers from Mexico has conducted a study measuring heart rate frequencies of babies in the womb, concluding that classical music has a positive effect.
Gabriela Ortiz, the Crossing, Víkingur Ólafsson and Karen Slack are among this year’s cohort of Grammy-winning classical ...
Playing music has long been a way for expectant parents to connect with their children in the womb, but a group of researchers has found evidence it can calm fetal heart rates, potentially providing ...
When Alexandra Bartoi performed at the historic Chateau Theatre in downtown Rochester last month, she wasn't in a concert ...
The pianist behind a Mary Poppins performance at the Last Night of the Proms has said that classical music doesn’t have to be ...
Acclaimed classical pianist Igor Levit will attempt to play Erik Satie's "Vexations" 840 times in a row in what will be a ...
Playing classical music affects fetal heart rate. Researchers found that heart rate patterns became more stable and predictable.
Welcome to Monsters of Music where comedian Tom Allen and celebrity guests dig into the scandalous lives of classical music's legends. With the help of conductor and classical music expert Ben Gernon, ...
As someone who grew up listening to and playing classical music, it was refreshing to immerse myself in the inspiring and ...
Playground Proms, the initiative that brings classical music directly to children via interactive workshops in their school ...
Pioneering musicians are trialling a radical approach that takes treatment beyond medicine – and could save the NHS millions ...
Taking the stage close to 5 a.m. (eighth prahar according to Hindustani music time cycle), they commenced with raag Ahir ...
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