On Being a Music Fan: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
A personal meditation on music fandom, why fans need music and why the artist-fan relationship deserves responsible upkeep.
A summary of research conducted on athletes with deliberate practice routines, and the resulting differences between experts and amateurs.
A handy analysis of recent studies suggesting learning “how to practice” can actually help your music practice become more efficient.
Is there a self-evaluation bias when it comes to performing or is there really a difference between how our voice sounds to us and to others?
A brief look at the ways in which leaning into the emotionality of music whether joyful or sad, can help us learn and retain new information.
Learn what a behavioral pattern discovered in the 1920s can do to help you stick to your To-Do list and achieve your goals…
In his ongoing attempts to seek out the answers to why we like the music we like, Hunter Farris has uncovered a melodic hierarchy via Whitney Houston.
This article looks at some of the psychological explanations around why songs are considered catchy and how they get stuck in our heads.
Imagine Dragons’ “Demons” plays with our sense of memory about how the melody is supposed to play out each time. How does this work?
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