The fact that music can touch us deeply has been experienced by everyone. It can give you goosebumps, touching, taking it into a story, cheering up, whipping up, but it can also help you focus better or move more. What other effects does music have on a human?. In recent years there has been a lot of research into what music does to a human being. These studies show that listening to music among others: making us smarter, more socially skilled, happier, we're going to perform better through it and there's a healing effect on music. That music has a tremendous influence on humans is well known. 

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vanrupstotvlinder
Interesting piece to read. Now I am curious about sources where this information could possibly be contained.? As a student of HBO pedagogy, I might be able to include some of these in my final thesis that I am writing. So curious about some tips.
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Muziek
@vanrupstotvlinder thank you so much for your comment. The blog is a bit older and written by the person at the time, but it is no longer active on this account. So the source is unfortunately unrecoverable. It could be that they also had a lot of music knowledge from their own field of activity.
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Rosita&Charlene-Blogs-Creaties
I think this is a really good blog. For one person, music is soothing and the other gets really busy or sad.
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Rudy Siedlecki 🌳
However, a noise level that is too loud can have a reverse effect. It does increase heart rate and blood pressure.
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Muziek
@Rudy Siedlecki 🌳 yes I can list a few songs that definitely increase heart rate and blood pressure 😅
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willbelysy
An undeniable reality! a walk with good music in the ears can be all you need to change your face to a bad day.
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Flying Eagle
Very interesting post, @Muziek ! Music can indeed change the peace of mind, is my experience.
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Muziek
@Flying Eagle nice that you could have had such an experience. Thank you for your appreciation.
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Leo 1
I don't know whether it has a healing effect on people, but in some cases it helps to make people feel more positive so they can handle the day again.
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Muziek
@Leo 1 from experience I can say with certainty that music has a healing effect. And what you set as an example is true.
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Dewaputra
Excellent blog. Everything is essentially energy (vibrations), including human beings, and music. If music is in line with the personal energy of a human being, it has a positive effect.
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Stem van Gedachten
I have been working in elderly care for more than 30 years and I know from my own experience that music has an incredible influence. Great blog, thanks. x
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Muziek
@Stem van Gedachten that's been a long time. It's great that you recognize this in your work experience. Thankyou!
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Zulaine Díaz
Without a doubt the music is super relaxing, many times it helps us a little when we are stressed and we are happy with life.
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Juli.carmen
Music is medicine for the soul can change a person for better or worse depending on the mole of music we listen to and the mood.
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Chalija
Mooie blog. Ik heb mogen ervaren dat muziek inderdaad een zaal vol mensen vrolijker kan maken. Mooi om te zien.
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