Listening to Mozart Boosts your Memory?

[KingAHolic]

Do you believe it?

(I listen to music mostly to forget stuff for awhile!)

How listening to Mozart can boost your memory: Classical composer's music linked with increase in brain wave activity - and it beats Beethoven - Boston Newstime

 

[Out of Order]

I was going to say something about this, but I forgot what it was.....

 

[blunthead]

Do you believe it?

(I listen to music mostly to forget stuff for awhile!)

How listening to Mozart can boost your memory: Classical composer's music linked with increase in brain wave activity - and it beats Beethoven - Boston Newstime

Nobody beats Beethoven, dammit!!!

 

[Out of Order]

Nobody beats Beethoven, dammit!!!

Chess, checkers, Scrabble?

 

[PatInTheHat]

CL!
Needs all the helps I can gets!
Loooves me some classical, play it a lot through the day at the weenie wagon, and every Sunday mornin' (Sunday morn classics is an old tradition of mine, from my full service gas station days blastin' it out the outside loud speaker), drives your more hard core serious rednecks nuts, butt that's just how I sometimes un rock and roll

 

[KingAHolic]

I was going to say something about this, but I forgot what it was.....

see if this helps...

 

[KingAHolic]

Nobody beats Beethoven, dammit!!!

Maybe Beethoven helps with something else...... ?

 

[blunthead]

CL!
Needs all the helps I can gets!
Loooves me some classical, play it a lot through the day at the weenie wagon, and every Sunday mornin' (Sunday morn classics is an old tradition of mine, from my full service gas station days blastin' it out the outside loud speaker), drives your more hard core serious rednecks nuts, butt that's just how I sometimes un rock and roll

What are some of your faves?

 

[blunthead]

Maybe Beethoven helps with something else...... ?

Yeah, he helps with kickin' ass!!!

 

[blunthead]

Chess, checkers, Scrabble?

Feather.

 

[Spideyman]

Classical music, whether Mozart or Beethoven does influence learning ability. First introduced to that concept in college and later used it in teaching. Made a definite improvement in test scores when played in the background.

 

[blunthead]

Classical music, whether Mozart or Beethoven does influence learning ability. First introduced to that concept in college and later used it in teaching. Made a definite improvement in test scores when played in the background.

I grew up doing homework to classical music. It was easy. Later tried it with Top 40, Motown, etc. Couldn't study at all.

 

[Out of Order]

I guess my choice of Black Sabbath as background music explains a lot.

 

[blunthead]

I guess my choice of Black Sabbath as background music explains a lot.

Quiet. Adults are trying to have a dialog here.

 

[KingAHolic]

Yeah, he helps with kickin' ass!!!

settle down... dang...

 

[PatInTheHat]

What are some of your faves?

Seems all the 'pop' composers, I mean most days can't tell one from another (not like they got a band with its own sound, plus I only hear it on radio), but some stick out.
Of course the big 'B's', Mozart, Chopin, Shubert, Hayden, and I seem to really dig Handel, makes me feel warm and fuzzy, so of course I should hate him, but that lost piece of his, can't recall what its called, is wonderful.
Looove Tchaikof(?)sky on Sunday mornings, he rocks it, and the church bells loose, but WGUC, my local classic station, now does a baroque program Sunday mornings, so I'm diggin' on the oldies but goodies now

 

[blunthead]

settle down... dang...

Beethoven has that effect on me, though; one of the three primary artistic geniuses of all time: him, Michelangelo, and I forget the other one.

 

[carrie's younger brother]

Wait, remind me; who's Beethoven?

 

[carrie's younger brother]

I am going to reveal something shocking...

Spoiler

I do not like classical music. At all. None of it. Nope.

 

[Out of Order]

Wait, remind me; who's Beethoven?

Big slobbery dog. Had a couple movies, kids loved 'em.