Intro of Music

Question 1

Origin of Music

Answer 1

God

Nature and Ancestors

Question 2

For religious people, God is the
answer. The Alpha and the Omega,
making Him the only answer to the
origin of music.

Question 3

Some suggest that the origin of
music likely stems from naturally
occurring sounds and rhythms.
Human music may echo these
phenomena using patterns,
repetition and tonality.

Question 4

which
means “the art of Muse”.

Answer 4

greek
word “mousike”

Question 5

common
language of mankind.

Answer 5

Music

Question 6

For the scientist, it
is a system of
vibrations.

Answer 6

Music

Question 7

For the musician,
it is the
relationship
between the ear
and the instrument
or voice.

Answer 7

Music

Question 8

Music is the union
of pitch, force,
quality, and
duration arranged
according to the
laws of melody
and harmony.

Answer 8

Music

Question 9

10 benefits of music

Answer 9

raises IQ and academic functioning

increase workout endurance

speed up post-workout recovery

reduce stress and anxiety

helps you sleep better

decrease pain

make you happier

can help with mempry

decreases road rage

helps alzheimers patients remember

Question 10

Young children who take music lessons often
perform higher academic performance. In a study,
6-year-olds who took piano or singing lessons had
significantly increasing IQ and better academic
performance than children who didn’t take lessons.

Answer 10

Raises IQ and Academic
Functioning

Question 11

Listening to those top workout tracks can enhance
physical performance and increase workout endurance
during a tough session. When we’re focusing on our
favorite album, we’re not noticing that we’ve just ran an
extra mile or increased our reps.

Answer 11

Increase workout endurance

Question 12

Listening to music after a workout can help recovery
your body quicker. Regardless if it’s slow music that
helps set a relaxing effect, any music can really help.

Answer 12

Speed up post-workout recovery

Question 13

Listening to music can help you decrease stress level
hormone called cortisol, which counteracts effects of chronic
stress. This is a crucial finding because stress causes 60% of
all our diseases and illnesses. A study found that if people
participated in making music by conducting multiple percussion
instruments and singing, their immune system was actually
bumped up even more than if they passively listened.

Answer 13

Reduce stress and anxiety

Question 14

Music therapy and pre-recorded music reduced
pain more than typical treatments for cancer patients.
Other research indicates that it can also reduce pain in
intensive care patients.

Answer 14

Decrease pain

Question 15

When you listen to music, you release a chemical in
your brain called dopamine– a ‘feel good’ neurotransmitter.
Valorie Salimpoor, a neuroscientist at McGill University
injected eight music addictors with a radioactive substance
that binds with dopamine receptors after they listened to
their favorite music.

Answer 15

Make you happier

Question 16

Music can help you acknowledge and remember
information better. Participants tried to memorize Japanese
characters while listening to music that seemed either
neutral or positive to them. The results showed that
participants who were musicians learned better with neutral
music but tested better with pleasurable music.

Answer 16

Can help with memory

Question 17

A study indicated that students who listening to calm
music for 45 minutes before going to sleep showed
significant better sleep than students who listened to an
audiobook or did nothing different.

Answer 17

Helps you sleep better

Question 18

A study in the Netherlands found that listening to
music can set a positive impact on your mood while
driving, which leads to safer behavior.

Answer 18

Decreases road rage

Question 19

Patients with Alzheimer’s and other age-related
dementias remember who they are or even certain
memories of their past life by having them listen to some old
and meaningful tracks. Dr. Mosqueda is a director of
Geriatrics at the University of California at Irvine School of
Medicine and elaborates that because music touches so
many areas of the brain.

Answer 19

Helps Alzheimer’s patients
remember

Question 20

refers to a popular scientific theory that listening to
Mozart’s compositions (and other classical music) will increase spatial
intelligence. Most studies focus on children and their reactions when
listening.

Answer 20

Mozart Effect