September 25th, 2015

September 25, 2015By Interlude0 Comments

Eric Whitacre rehearses his Singers at Union Chapel(photo Classic FM)

Eric Whitacre rehearses his Singers at Union Chapel
(photo Classic FM)

Research by the Royal College of Music’s Centre for Performance Science demonstrates the positive benefits of engaging with music

A new scientific study based on research by the Royal College of Music’s Centre for Performance Science has proven what singers and those who regularly attend classical music concerts have long known: that classical music physically reduces stress. Full story.

Gramophone / July 1, 2015

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