Song from heaven
1. Please play a tune and check.
a) Do you think this song had an effect on to the listener? If yes describe.
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Ever been a bit judgey when you hear someone’s taste in music? Of course you have.
And you were right — music tells you a lot about someone’s personality.
Research has learned a great deal about the power of music:
Your musical taste does accurately tell me about you, including your politics.
Your musical taste is influenced by your parents.
You love your favorite song because it’s associated with an intense emotional experience in your life.
The music you enjoyed when you were 20 you will probably love for the rest of your life.
And, yes, rockstars really do live fast and die young.
But enough trivia. It also turns out music affects your behavior — and much more than you might think.
Studies show music can lead you to drink more, spend more, be kind, or even act unethically.
No, rock and heavy metal don’t lead people to commit suicide — but it’s possible that country music might:
The results of a multiple regression analysis of 49 metropolitan areas show that the greater the airtime devoted to country music, the greater the white suicide rate.
Music is so powerful it’s even possible to become addicted to music.