Newborn brains respond strongly to rhythm changes in music, suggesting that timing expectations develop earlier than melody perception.

In a study published February 5th in PLOS Biology, researchers played piano sonatas by J.S. Bach to sleeping newborns (some ...

The South African gospel-inspired song Jerusalema, took on a new dimension at the Rhythm n Roots festival on the final day, ...

Music and art have always been a part of human emotions, creativity, and expression, making them a beautiful source of inspiration for baby names. Parents who are artistic in their naming choices look ...

Marking their Olympic debut, Emilea Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik took to the ice with "Poison" and "Something in Your Eyes" by R ...

Music reaches places where language and belief often stop, says singer and performer Abhijeet Ghoshal. Long before we learn what to believe, we learn how to feel. The first thing a foetus responds to ...

Take a break from the rush in peaceful Arkansas towns known for charming downtowns, scenic drives, and an easy rhythm that makes visitors stay longer.

Mirrored by concrete columns, the tree trunks dotted around the house add a dynamic effect that reflects the patterns of nature. The ground floor rises subtly to allow their roots to grow, with all ...

In A Nutshell Newborns can predict musical beats within the first two days of life, but show no brain response to melodic patterns 49 sleeping babies listened to Bach piano pieces while scientists ...

Madeline Schizas knew she'd be starting her routine to a different note when she stepped on the ice for Friday's Olympic team ...

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People with musical anhedonia, a rare inability to enjoy music, are teaching scientists how the brain processes songs. In February, a pop-up science column, Annals of Inquiry, is appearing in place of ...