Music and Psychology share the same score: emotions. In this section, you’ll find out how music can help you in your day to day, and what changes it causes in the brain and the mind.
The violinist in the subway was a social experiment that proved that people often look without really seeing what’s in front of them. It happened the first time in 2007, and again seven years later. The protagonist? World-famous violinist Joshua Bell.…
The effect of music therapy is closely linked to the effect that music has on people in general. Think about it. How many important moments in your life are associated with music? How many situations are transformed into something unique…
Have you ever wondered why people like sad music so much? There’s something magnetic and attractive about songs such as “Tears in Heaven” by Eric Clapton or “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen. These songs make you get in touch with your…
Richard Wagner was a composer that defined an era, influencing many of the biggest musical movements. Wagner’s influence on the way people compose music is as evident in the melodies and harmonies as it is in the very orchestration. His ideas,…
Archetypes represent different roles. In this article, we’re going to discuss feminine archetypes and their essence: transformative anger. Archetypes are recurring elements of the unconscious, predispositions of the human psyche that correspond to emotional, behavioral, and cognitive patterns. These patterns…