Some say that listening to Mozart makes you smarter. Well, I'm in the middle of my exams and I want to test that theory.
Good and relatively lengthy Mozart compositions to study to.
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***There are 2 tracks by intruders at the end of the mix... because let's face it, I don't own 8 different Mozart albums. But they do fit well with the others. :)
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24 comments on The Mozart Theory (View all)
blissful , not only the tracks but also the sequence they are placed in.
may i put forth a request for you to send me the playlist?
that's a lovely thing to say! thank you! I can send you the track list if you give me your email address.
Oh, would you be so kind as to email me the track list? :-)
ina.dotova@gmail.com
This is just wonderful! I've been listening to this playlist non-stop for the past few months.
its proven that mozart theory only has a short term effect on spatial and visual skills..not any longterm effects though
2012-12-29 22:02:35 UTC
I've learned that music does have beneficial effects on working and memorisation skills, as long as it's music the listener loves. (e.g. a heavy metal playlist could help a heavy metal lover study) So basically, this playlist is for Mozart lovers. :)
2012-12-29 22:39:34 UTC
very true, but more so with actually playing an instrument
2012-12-29 22:41:22 UTC