Music can help you get more focus?
By maxilimian
@maxilimian (3099)
Indonesia
July 31, 2008 3:38am CST
I wonder, is it true music especially classic music can help us to get more focused, for learning etc?
I once heard in some research news ... that a pregnant mother who let their baby listening the classical music, like Mozart will make their baby smart when they was born
And ... i do once heard from my friends that he has some wave music tone that he can get more focus after listening to it for 15-30 hours, more than that it will make him get dizzy .. ???
Is this true??
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7 responses
@maxilimian (3099)
• Indonesia
10 Aug 08
According to the research they say it can, it will stimulutes the baby brain inside the womb ... but i don't know, just try it, there's no lose out of doing this :-D
@lyy284891086 (623)
• China
31 Jul 08
When i am i high school student i really always put on my walkman when i am reading ,i think wnen i put it in i can read in , but if some time i don't want to read i can read anything when i listen to the music , really don't that is ture,
hehe it's great ,i did it before the researcn,haha
@maxilimian (3099)
• Indonesia
1 Aug 08
lol, it was your hobby :D you listen to any kind of music right? haha i mean this is for some spesific music like classical Mozart, or some wave tone which can transfer to your brain directly :D anyway thx for the experience
@diansinta (7544)
• Indonesia
22 Aug 08
Hi maxilimian,
I like to hear some music when i read or study, and yes it help me focus in it. It works for me. 
For baby, as long as the music not so loud, i think it's okay.
For baby, as long as the music not so loud, i think it's okay.
@Bobbypumail (8)
• China
13 Aug 08
It's especially true when it's your hobby. According to some research, and according to my experience, some light music and classic music has magic power. When you're low in mood, when you feel sad, when you feel anoyed, corresponding styles of music may help you eraze bad mood and gather preferable mood. Maybe some kind of chemical reactions are stirred by MUSIC.
@SummerChick (513)
• Philippines
22 Aug 08
Well I guess that's true. My mom was always singing 'Paper Roses' when she had me. And I am not a cry-baby as long as I have music on my crib. Thus I grew with music as my 'bestfriend.' I focus more, especially on work if I can hear or at least hum a note or two while working.
@bikash84 (131)
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27 Aug 08
certainly i can't pinpoint on that but i must say music can't about to get focus rather it's destracting.Normally we peopel prefer music to make relax and feel good on that and about the research if clasical music lead you to have a smarter baby then all of us will be smart enough while we are not normally.
@tiariadesira (17)
• United States
8 Aug 08
I have ADHD and ADD and the only way i can sit down and think is by listening to music. To me it doesnt really matter what kind of music as long as it is music.
