A Study on Effect of Indian Classical Music on Brain Activity Using EEG Signals
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 5
Abstract
“Music‘s the medicine of the mind” by John A Logan. One of the way the neuron and synapse will be active is by listening to music regularly and it depends on sound wave heard 1 . While listening to music there is a increased frontal midline theta power2 and same effect can be seen during meditation3 . Music is like an art which can be experience at anytime and anywhere
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Dr Satish Kumar NS
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