Published Mar 1, 2023
Why You Like the Music You Do
Explore the intricate relationship between music and the mind with Susan Rogers, who unravels the cognitive benefits of active listening and the seven dimensions of music that define our tastes, illustrating how our identities and preferences are shaped through rapid brain responses and musical evolution with examples from iconic artists like Frank Sinatra and Carly Rae Jepsen.
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