The Pointy End
Et si la musique aidait à soigner les plantes ?
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- Tuesday, 01 May 2018
Quelques notes bien choisies pourraient permettre à certaines cultures de résister à des maladies, de se protéger de la sécheresse ou encore de mieux grandir.
Think Tax Season is Tough? Bach Wrote Something For That
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- Tuesday, 17 April 2018
That is: taxes are a matter of the flesh; a legal duty which humans are bound to pay, the burden of which has no impact on matters of the spirit.
Japan’s station jingle maestro combines his two passions: music and trains
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- Tuesday, 17 April 2018
Minoru Mukaiya is one of the world’s most played musicians, with millions of people across Japan listening to his songs every day — but most of them don’t even notice.
Infamous Fyre Festival to Get Hulu Documentary Series
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- Tuesday, 17 April 2018
The music festival story of 2017 wasn’t Beyoncé pulling out of Coachella but instead focused on the cancelled Fyre Festival.
You Listen to Music At Work, and It Alters Your Mind. Yes, Seriously.
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- Tuesday, 17 April 2018
Many people feel that listening to music at work improves their mood. Others claim it even makes them more productive. Is there any merit to these impressions?
Rock bands need a married square as much as they do the wild bachelor
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- Tuesday, 03 April 2018
Both punk bands and student groups produce more innovative work if they contain a mix of married and single people.
The world’s first turntable orchestra
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- Tuesday, 03 April 2018
The orchestra itself is comprised of 30 mixing maestros, including scratching prodigy DJ Rena who won the DMC World Championship title at just 12 years old in 2017.
Going to concerts helps you live longer
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- Tuesday, 03 April 2018
The study says that 20 minutes at a show "can lead to a 21 percent increase in that feeling of well-being."
Lost Verdi Opera Score Discovered in Berlin Basement
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- Tuesday, 03 April 2018
Verdi set the opera, entitled Die Macht des Schicksas, to a German-language libretto by Bläuel Wittling, a poet who ran a women-only writers commune on the banks of the Spree river north of Berlin.
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