I‘ve been looking forward to this piece the entire year. I loved this 2 yrs ago when I first listened to this music in this book. I didn‘t quite blow me away the same way now, but still amazing.
And if you need a reason to listen this is what Burton-Hill writes:
“This sonata, by the way, is the piece used by the scientists who investigated the phenomenon known, for shorthand, as the ‘Mozart effect‘. They found that listening to this music for
AnneCecilie just ten minutes each day could sufficiently rewire our brains to make us smarter. It could also help treat those suffering from epilepsy and other neurological conditions.” 2h
tpixie Interesting! And beautiful 🤩 Thanks https://youtu.be/tT9gT5bqi6Y?si=qeDJckoeSAD4szBY 1h
sarahbarnes Very cool! I just went to an event where they talked about how Maurice Sendak listened to Mozart often, including when he was drawing. 1h
AnneCecilie @sarahbarnes I had to google Maurice Sendak, but that‘s interesting. Maybe it increases creativity too? 1h
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