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Classical Music Provides a Different Kind of Depth to Lo-fi and Pop Music and Will Boost Our Productivity
Recommended playlist from a classical piano player included
BBC Prom, a classical (and contemporary) music festival that happens in the UK every summer, was, of course, moved to the internet in 2020. An event I haven't skipped once since I arrived in the UK. I sorely miss the regal Royal Albert Hall.
As Bridgerton has become a big hit across generations, nations and backgrounds, the old quaint life of the British upper class has become hot again. Even the Try Guys are trying out the 1800s costumes for fun.
What’s more interesting is my tracksuit-wearing teenage brother is putting on classical music when he’s studying at home. He has even put Debussy on during dinner to “elevate our lockdown stress”, in his words.
Music is proven to have the power of changing people’s mood.
What I found more interesting is how after so many years, classical music remains so timeless. As production of the past, it has transcended above the flow of time.
Parents-to-be believes that playing Mozart to babies can improve their cognitive development. Japanese cattle ranchers believe their wagyu beef is so tender thanks to the…
