Restrictive pricing, stuffy venues and no clapping between movements – there are a lot of barriers to enjoying classical music in its most traditional forms. Covering artists like Taylor Swift and ...
A new study has demonstrated how listening to live classical music concerts synchronises audience's heart rates, breathing and skin conductance. Published in the journal Scientific Reports in October, ...
Audience members’ heartbeats, breathing speeds and even degree of sweating synchronise when they watch a classical music concert together. Wolfgang Tschacher at the University of Bern in Switzerland ...
Classical music isn't dead, but who's listening, and how, is changing. One of the clearest signs of that change is the rise of live orchestral concerts paired with blockbuster film screenings. These ...
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