January 30, 2025| Research| Barb Dye
Photo: von Trapp Family | By Rebecca Brenner Graham | The Sound of Music won an Academy Award in 1965. That... Read More → Climb Not One Mountain: How the von Trapp family actually came to America.
January 23, 2025| Research| Barb Dye
Photo: Alzheimer’s brain | By StudyFinds Staff | What happens in the brain when music meets memory?... Read More → Familiar Songs Reduce Dementia Patients’ Anxiety, Trigger Lost Memories // Memories Of Music Cannot Be Lost During Various Stages Of Alzheimer’s Disease
January 17, 2025| Research| Barb Dye
By John Nichols, The Nation | The late president celebrated the impact and influence of the song, which... Read More → How John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s ‘Imagine’ Became the Refrain of Jimmy Carter’s Funeral
January 9, 2025| Research| Barb Dye
By Bill Flanagan, CBS Sunday Morning News | In 2018 I had the privilege of interviewing President Carter for... Read More → CBS Sunday Morning: Jimmy Carter and His Love of America’s Music
December 26, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
By Sadie Watkins, Ever-Growing USA | John Mayall, a towering figure in the world of blues, passed away at... Read More → John Mayall, the “Father of British Blues,” Passed Away at 90, Leaving an Indelible Legacy
December 12, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
Photo: Fireballs | By Evan Saunders, Stacker | #16 is Sugar Shack by Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs, a band... Read More → The Beatles Don’t Have the #1 Song of the ’60s, Based on Billboard Data. See Who Made the Top 44
Photo: Javier Colon | By Michael Block, Collider | It takes a lot of talent and skill to win The Voice.... Read More → ‘The Voice’s 10 Best Winners That Should Have Made It Big, But Didn’t
November 20, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
Story by Science X Staff, Phys.org Physicists at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization... Read More → Bach, Mozart or Jazz: Scientists Provide a Quantitative Measure of Variability in Music Pieces
October 31, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
By Michelle Starr, Science Alert | Using non-invasive techniques to manipulate our emotions, it might be... Read More → Nightmares Can Be Silenced by a Single Piano Chord, Study Shows
October 24, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
By Sarah Jeong, The Verge | By the time MGM v. Grokster hit the Supreme Court, the file-sharing industry... Read More → The Year of the Music-Licensing Legal Wars
October 17, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
Photo: AirShow Mastering Studio | By Matt Mullen, Music Radar | A new study from AI mixing and mastering... Read More → Is Mixing and Mastering a Dying Art? Research Shows That 8 in 10 tracks From DIY Musicians Exceed Spotify’s Recommended Loudness Levels
By Mark Harvey, The Hill | Not meant to be political: I’m putting this article in because it has some... Read More → Opinion – Research re Music: Trump’s Music Break May Turn More Voters Than You Think
By Jillian Hubertz, Purdue University, The Conversation | Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages.... Read More → Is It Bad to Listen to Music All the Time? Here’s How Tunes Can Help or Harm
By Sarah-Louise Kelly, HuffPost UK | Whenever I go to a gig with friends, they make bets on how many times I... Read More → The Psychology Behind Why Live Music Makes Us So Emotional
October 3, 2024| Research| Barb Dye
Photo: Johnny O Band | Story by Andy Price, Music Radar | They were once the linchpins of the music industry,... Read More → Bands are Dying. Why? We Dig into the Data
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