Health
Listening to music before anesthesia surgery can help you calm down
A recent recent study found that patients who listened to music before anesthesia often had very low anxiety levels.
Music
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New technology
Japan: Kyocera introduces a self-made music toothbrush model
On July 3 in Tokyo, Kyocera Corporation introduced a new generation of toothbrush prototypes that can emit music without loudspeakers called Possi.
Videos
Roscosmos announces the sound of neutron stars
By translating the signal frequency into sound waves, 'music' can be received, - as reported on the TV Studio's page.
Environment
Listening to music online can make climate change?
Playing music on Internet-connected devices substantially increased carbon footprint.
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New research: High IQ people tend to listen to music without words
A new study published in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences provides further evidence that people with high IQ tend to prefer non-verbal music to other music genres.
Health
Listening to classical music can help reduce pain and inflammation
According to a new study in Frontiers in Neurology, Mozart's classical music is capable of reducing pain and inflammation, as well as increasing the effectiveness of man…
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Are pop music becoming more sad and angry today?
Broken hearts and legitimate anger always create the most popular hits.
World celebrity
Evelyn Dove: The color female singer overcomes racism to 'shine'
Today (January 11), Google Doodle images 117 years of the birth of Evelyn Dove, the first black female singer on the BBC.
World celebrity
Mercedes Sosa: The voice takes Latin Americans through 'Dirty War'
Today, Google Doodle honors Mercedes Sosa, the Argentine folk music singer who has inspired millions of people to pass
World celebrity
Google Vietnamese changed Doodle to celebrate Trinh Cong Son's birthday
The late Vietnamese musician first appeared on the world popular search engine homepage.
World Heritage
UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage of Vietnam
Here are the UNESCO-recognized cultural objects of intangible culture, please consult.
World celebrity
Teresa Carreño - 'Piano Goddess' came to the White House from the age of 9
The time Teresa Carreño performed the piano before President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) at the White House was when she was only 9 years old!
New technology
The implanted brain allows the person to turn the thought into text
Participants sent messages, streamed music and browsed the web on their tablets.
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How does listening to music work to your brain?
When work and the noise in the office become too much for you, music can be the end. But choosing music to listen to in the office is not only art, but also science.
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Why is your headphone coil always self-messed up even if it doesn't touch at all?
Anyone who uses a phone or a music player, not needing a smartphone, has also been in an extremely uncomfortable situation when his headphone strings are constantly tang…