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The Pointy End

¿Por qué nos gusta la música que nos gusta?

Nuestra personalidad tiende a impactar más nuestros gustos musicales durante la adolescencia.

El Universo

Bring that beat back: why are people in their 30s giving up on music?

It would have been unimaginable in our 20s, but these days more and more friends are disengaging from a passion we once shared. Surely this is premature?

The Guardian

When Duke Ellington Made a Record for Just One Person—Queen Elizabeth

The jazz legend had a single golden disc pressed, and sent in secrecy to Buckingham Palace.

The Honest Broker

6 tubes de l’histoire de la musique à… 5 temps

Dans la musique occidentale, une place écrasante est réservée aux métriques binaires, à savoir des chansons divisées en 4 temps. Voire 2 ou 8 temps. On n’oublie évidemment pas les nombreux morceaux avec un rythme ternaire - comme les valses - pour lesquels on compte jusqu’à 3 quand on bat la mesure.

RTBF

Un proyecto analizará el efecto de la tecnología en la música que escuchamos

El Music Techology Group (MGT) del Departamento de Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicaciones de la Universidad Pompeu Fabra (UPF) de Barcelona ha iniciado un proyecto para analizar los efectos de la inteligencia artificial (IA) en la música que escuchamos.

La Vanguardia

Why music, especially old music, can tap into our deepest, most meaningful life memories

Many of us are familiar with a song evoking a certain memory: a song comes on at a party or on the radio, and instantly, we're transported to another chapter of our lives, to a time or moment when that song weaved its way into our lives.

CBC

How Do Our Music Exploration Habits Change As We Age?

University of Toronto researchers worked with Spotify on a study looking into how our listening and searching habits change over time.

Ludwig Van

20 must read books about musicians

When reflecting on books about musicians, I think of the ones that highlight what a daring life it is. Writers are generally not present when people are reading their books. Painters don’t have to stand beside their art in a gallery. But musicians do their tough, creative work and get feedback in real time, for better or worse.

Book Riot

A 80 ans, comment les Stones peuvent-ils si bien rouler ?

Après la date parisienne de leur tournée «Sixty» samedi 23 juillet, un vingtenaire se demande quel est le secret derrière la longévité et l’énergie des papys du rock sur scène.

Libération


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