If I start regularly listening to classical music will it help me with my GCSEs?

[kennedy]

[h=1]Classical music is supposed to be good for your brain so do you think it could help with my approaching exams? Thanks![/h]

 

[wljmrbill]

It might help clear/ relax your brain so you can absorb better.

 

[teddy]

It will also depend on what you listen to. Will it distract you or relax you, without putting you to sleep.

teddy

 

[JHC]

It works with chooks so why not?

 

[White Knight]

It works with chooks so why not?

Colin, what are chooks?

 

[JHC]

Anyone with the surname "Fowler" are nicknamed chook in NZ




Playing classical music to all sorts of animals has a beneficial effect with chooks they lay more eggs.
Mozart is said to help students concentrate

 

[teddy]

believe the blessed CD soothes his children with clasccical music.

teddy

 

[EddieRUKiddingVare]

It could warp your mind, did mine.................

 

[JHC]

A coincidence, I watched a doco on TV last night covering the relationship between music and humans and one of the conclusions was that life itself is based on rhythm so we all have this built in ability to connect with even the most basic of rhythm/music even a new born child, it is present even in our languages which confirms a hobby horse of mine which is that a composers music reflects his used language and that we use (for want of a better term) a major key to express joy and happiness and a minor key to express sadness, I recorded the program so will watch it again. A fascinating subject.

 

[teddy]

That makes a lot of sense Colin when you consider how the heart and the brain work. I know it is possible to affect respiration and pulse through rhythm so why not other organs and emotions.

teddy