Passion Project by Lea Clark

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Music has effects on each other and how we interact together. We experience music together which allows us to grow and share things together

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The science behind by music benefits your relationships. Music produces the dopamine that allows you to experience life more happy and full.

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The different ways music is accessible to our fingertips

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Adding music to your videos, can make it more engaging and results in people watching it for longer

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There was no actual person that invented music since it has always been part of our nature, but there were early forms of recognition in every aspect

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Surprisingly the piano wasn't invented until 1876 and that being one of the most common instruments, meant there were not that many instruments at the time

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Music is found everywhere, but mostly in nature, as it is some animals DNA to make noise. Like a bird or cricket, they are genetically crafted to provide music for the world.

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Not only do the listeners benefit from the live performance, but the musician feeds off the energy from an audience

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Even though we all speak different languages and come from different backgrounds, we all feel music and hear the same notes which allows us to speak through music together

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This is touching because music really is everywhere, you just have to be observant enough to hear and appreciate it

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One health benefit is improvement of sleep which can be crucial to students in school. Classical music was being used to start treating insomnia as it calms the brain

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Many schools make it a requirement for students to participate in musical groups because they are aware of the benefits. Studies show that majority of students continue with the group even after requirement is out of play.

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Variety in musical genres are there because each different genre is just a different way for an artist to express themselves. There is no identical song that exists.

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Cover songs were created so a musician can sing/play a song in their style and interpretation. That way, other audience members can feel and hear the music in a different perspective

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"indicates music students are less likely to be truant, less likely to get involved with drugs and alcohol, more likely to graduate on time and more likely to go to college. Music students outperform their peers on the SAT, scoring on average 57 points higher (verbal) and 43 points higher (math) according to reports by the College Entrance Exam Board."

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Live music you are able to feel, see, and hear. When listening to a recording it can be harder to find the connection with the piece.

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Live music with other people can help on many benefit levels but mostly being the fact that you are experiencing it with others and that grows connections. "These shared experiences create a sense of belonging, fostering social connections and deepening our ties to the communities we are part of. Live music venues and festivals become vibrant hubs where friendships are forged, and a sense of community thrives."

leakralc — 2024-05-01 13:54:43 UTC

Music has benefits when listening and preforming as it can help prevent dementia, and improve sensory and motor systems.

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Not only does listening to music benefit the brain, but knowledge on music helps your brain learn something from a different perspective rather than math.

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Making music can be different than just listening to music as it improves your brains ability to complete tasks. It stretches your brain to focus on concentration and think creatively

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Music involves technology, politics, and even messages that they want to spread rather than just noises. The popularity in genres has also changed over time and will only continue to change as more genres are introduced

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"The purposes of music genres are pretty much endless.

First and foremost, they help us to organise a huge amount of music so it’s easier for us to locate and identify it. It helps us identify the genre of a song we like, and listen to more like it."

we all deserve to love music

leakralc — 2024-05-01 14:13:37 UTC

Each musician makes music for different reasons. The two main ones are because they have a message to share, and others are because they enjoy music as a whole and want to share with others

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This photo represents how many different types of instruments their are in one group even though they sound similar because, every musician has their own style and desires different instruments

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"Learning to play a musical instrument can also be beneficial in reducing stress and anxiety. Many can attest to using music as a coping strategy for their stress and anxiety, but playing an instrument helps to take this a step further. It can serve as a creative outlet to express any negative emotions and turn it into something beautiful"

leakralc — 2024-05-01 14:40:41 UTC

Making music together is so impactful because you are creating memories together, having a connection, and being able to feel the music you are making

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Each artist represents a different person, culture, and story. You should be open to listening to them to understand why we have such a variety in musicians

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"Research has consistently shown that the synchronization of music with repetitive exercise provides enhanced physical performance, helping people both work out for longer and train more efficiently."

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Sound frequencies of 125 Hz and 250 Hz induce the production of fructose 1,6-bisphosphate aldolase (ald) and Rubisco small sub-unit (rbcS) genes, which are vital for photosynthesis. And, as you already know, photosynthesis results in energy, which translates to growth.

Further, green music (sounds like rainfall and birds chirping) and classical music promote seed germination, increased stress tolerance, and higher yields.

leakralc — 2024-05-01 15:18:13 UTC

Music can actually help improve your memory while studying! A study has shown that listening to music can help improve recall and memory performance