What are the affects of music?

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I think classical is great for growth, but hard core rock brutally kills them.

Research has shown that if you compare a musician's brain to that of an average person, you will see many physical differences. However, if you compare a mathematician's brain to that of an average person you will see little differences. This is not to suggest that the musician's brain is a "better" brain, it just points out that music causes change in more parts of the brain. Read "Music Ophelia" by Oliver Sacks

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Effects of music on individuals can be numerous. Each person understands a song or classical piece differently, if even ever so slightly. You may be thinking that no has ever experienced love as you have, and so no one has been treated badly in a relationship like you have. Music first draws you into listening like you never would have normally. Conversations about love are mundane sometimes. But music may touch you in a way you that you like. Now, when you hear someone sing about the way he was left for someone else, you really hear them! The message may go on to say how this individual is going to deal with this person who was so careless with their trust. Then you realize that is the same thing you wanted to do; move on and never look back. Now you feel whole because you can relate to someone else with the same events in their life. Now you start looking for more songs that bring out more of your personality.

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