Listen to a 17,000-year-old musical instrument made from a seashell
It's one of the oldest wind instruments.
It's one of the oldest wind instruments.
All the profits are donated to conservation efforts
Unemployment makes people stressed, and angry -- music reflects that.
Events such as wildfire spread birds -- and their songs -- around.
It's basically just sound, so why can it influence us as it does?
Songs from cultures around the world have similar patterns
This could lead to new treatments for certain mental illnesses.
Despite they are frequently associated with rebellion, music genres such as rap and heavy metal don’t appear to be linked ...
The brain seems to treat how it listens and recalls music in opposite directions.
The skill you learn practicing music transfer more broadly to other fields of study.
Our ability to detect pitch may have been integral to the development of language and music.
It's probably not what you think.
Oh so THAT'S what I was missing!
It's a cheesy topic, but the results were tasty. I mean, interesting.
Surprise is the spice of life.
Music is free and doesn't have negative side effects, unlike sleeping aid drugs.
Individuals with autism hear much more than regular people -- and music seems to help them communicate better.
Music activates a specific brain region that suppresses the sense of fatigue.