[BenLurkin]

Surprising since the more you listen to Mozart the more it all sounds alike. Apparently it has something to do with there being two pianos or something.

[BenLurkin]

Mozart - Sonata for Two Pianos in D, K. 448

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tT9gT5bqi6Y

[itsahoot]

Surprising since the more you listen to Mozart the more it all sounds alike.

Unlike RAP which the didn't test.

[MarvinStinson]

“Surprising since the more you listen to Mozart the more it all sounds alike.”

Speak for yourself.

[RummyChick]

i noticed a little difference when listening to it...cant pinpoint the difference but it was slightly noticeable

[Publius]

Listening to Wagner did not produce any calming effect...

But it caused people to dress in severe uniforms and hunt people down.

[ChronicMA]

maybe you get the same effect from some forms of jazz

the ones where everyone is playing everything at the same time

[Governor Dinwiddie]

article: "Quon says the findings suggest that longer phrases may create a sense of anticipation"

I wouldn't take anything Qanon says seriously: "Trust the Plan", "Trust Sessions", "Trust Mozart" …

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

When I was very young, 10 years old, I suddenly discovered I loved Classical music. Very calming.
Mozart
Grieg,
Tchaikovsky
Rachmaninoff
Beethoven.
And jazzed up variations of their music by KOKOMO(Asia Minor) and Bee Bumble and the Stingers (Bumble Boogie, Nutrocker and others).

[Sooner Gal]

This is fascinating. I have epilepsy, and the significance of music for me is that it is a seizure trigger. But only certain types of music - unfortunately, pretty much all music that is popular today and is played in most stores, restaurants, and other public places.

I have to carry earbuds and my phone everywhere I go to enable listening to “safe” music (usually 80’s) to drown out the seizure-inducing music.

I treasure quiet places! But I am going to check out the Mozart music to see how my brain likes it...

[crusty old prospector]

Shirley, you jest.

[xp38]

I’m getting my acronyms mixed up. IED used to stand for Improvised explosive device in the recent wars.

[Romulus]

Mozart can be pretty facile sometimes. He really banged the stuff out, and too often it shows. TBH, he gets on my nerves more than you might guess. Mozart was a liberal sucking up to liberals and their so-smart beliefs. It’s reflected in his music. Baroque is more my thing.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Well . . . . There it is.

[ResistorSister]

After listening: I figure one piano plays to the right brain and the other to the left brain; with the affect of providing the brain with balance, hence - order to disorder.

[blueunicorn6]

More cowbell.

[jroehl]

This thread is the best of Free Republic.

[PghBaldy]

I have seizure disorder. Felt calm today, could have been listening to the music.

[Larry Lucido]

And Mary Hart's voice causes Kramer to have seizures.

[Mariner]

Bird music for women

[firebrand]

Just imagine what it was like before Mozart. And then he appeared. You can’t really appreciate him unless you do that.