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April 2024
It's a fact, music acts on the brain chemistry . From a neurological point of view, specialists Anne Blood Y Robert Zatorre , of the McGill University in Montreal (Canada), in the moments of maximum musical pleasure, areas of the brain that also light during thesexual intercourse , the consumption of drug or the intake of chocolate.
Other studies, such as Medical Center of the University of Maryland (United States), reveal that:
For the music therapy , there are two types of music in relation to their effects; On the one hand, sedative music (melodic nature and characterized by having regular rhythm, predictable dynamics and harmonic consonance) and, on the other hand, the stimulating music (which induces action and triggers emotions).
Music therapists have studied the effects of each of the elements that make up music and sound and have discovered that, for example, the slow tempo, between 60 and 80 bpm (beats per minute - in English - or beats per minute) impressions of calm , serenity , tenderness Y sadness , while fast tempos, from 100 to 150 bpm, provoke joy, excitement and strength.
Likewise, consonant chords (composed of notes that combine well) are associated with balance, rest and joy, while dissonant chords are associated with restlessness, desire, worry and agitation.
Since the stimuli that cause each disease they are different from each other, each one must be treated with different melodies:
On the other hand, among the songs that make us move, get active, run, do exercise They put us into action to awaken every pore of our body they are:
The tonality of greater way is happy, alive, graceful and extroverted; the minor mode evokes melancholia and introversion .