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Stephen Beech

Live Concerts Induce Synchronization Of Physical Responses In Classical Music Lovers

Previous studies have shown that music may be able to induce synchronization in listeners, but there has been little investigation into whether concert audiences become synchronized. ROXANNE MINNISH VIA PEXELS.

Classical music lovers get in perfect harmony – mentally and physically – during live concerts, suggests a new study.

Researchers found that movement and some physical responses – such as heart rate, breathing and the electrical conductivity of skin, suggesting excitement – may “synchronize” between audience members as musicians perform symphonies.

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