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science fair question- Does listening to music while you study affect your ability to memorize facts?
im doing science fair question of Does listening to music while you study affect your ability to memorize facts? i was wondering how should i start this project and how should i make an experiment of it. so PLEASE HELP ME. thanks.
Here is an article with some info re: this. You can start here http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5634312/does_listening_to_background_music.html
Also, you can run variety of tests: 1) number and letters (like said in this article) and then 2) to read/memorize the text /facts, as they are listening to music (1 group) and another not listening to anything (2 group). Then, make a test for both group and compare the results (the answers) - which group on average does better?
Listening to music (specific music) may help to get better concentration, as it can put brains in a specific state. See how it works out. Let me know (olgalishansky@gmail.com)
I recommend to use Baroque, slowly/medium tempo music (not distractive, but rather calming/balancing - e.g. slow part from Brandenburg Concerto... I can give you more ideas on a specific piece, if you'd like)
Good luck!
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Yvonne Fair $74.88 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Yvonne Fair (October 21, 1942 March 6, 1994) was an African American singer, best known for her 1976 recording of It Should Have Been Me. Born as Flora Yvonne Coleman in Richmond, Virginia, Fair got her start as a latterday member of the reformulated Chantels and the James Brown Revue. While performing with Brown, she recorded the song I Found You, which he later reworked into his own signature hit I Got You (I Feel Good). She signed to Motown Records in the early 1970s as a result of her work with Chuck Jackson and she appeared in a minor role as a chanteuse in the film, Lady Sings the Blues. Fair then joined up with producer Norman Whitfield for a series of singles in a hard funk vein: Love Aint No Toy, Walk Out the Door If You Wanna, and her cover version of Funky Music Sho Nuff Turns Me On. All these featured on her only album for Motown in 1975 called The Bitch Is Black, which was rereleased on cd for the first time more than 30 years later. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 92 Publication Date: 2010/10/02 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.22 inches |
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Justin Bieber fans should listen to Fair to Midland (good music)
Modifying Free Music Business Contracts
No matter who you are, from the get-go, music contract terms are negotiable. If you are just starting out in the music industry, it is all a bit overwhelming. But don’t worry, it is possible for a “newbie” to receive a fair music contract from a dependable label.
The first thing you have to keep in mind is that in this industry everyone is looking out for themselves first. Even honest labels are going to try to negotiate for their best interests. Beware of the dishonest companies that do not keep the artist in mind at all in the music contract negotiation process. This is why your education and experience with music contracts is so crucial.
One common thing to look out for when discussing music contracts is when you are asked to sign a standard music contract. They may even try to tell you that this is just a formality and everyone signs this particular document. A red flag should pop up in your head, especially if you are told this is your chance of a lifetime. You and your career is unique and so should be your music contract.
No matter what, you should always ask questions if you have them. If you do this and the label suggest you are insinuating that they are not being upfront with you then they probably are not being upfront. It is your right to ask any question and if it puts your music contract deal in jeopardy then you should ponder why that is. The answer is that this is not an honest company and maybe you should look elsewhere. Don’t compromise your career just to sign with someone.
Let them see that you are not just a desperate artist ready to sign on any dotted line. Ask for time to read over the contract with a legal representative or trusted acquaintance. It is imperative that you understand every aspect of the music contract at hand.
You may consider hiring an entertainment lawyer but they are very expensive. If you are someone who can afford this then by all means go for it but most struggling artists cannot. This is o.k. You do not have to hire an attorney to look over your music contract. It is possible to do this on your own or with the help of a friend, manager or family member.
The goal here is to negotiate a fair music contract with a legitimate record label. If a company is honest and forthright then they will be willing to answer any question and explain every clause. Don’t just sign because you are desperate to be a signed artist. Sometimes a signed artist is just as bad off as a solo struggling musician when they have signed a bad deal! Be smart and good luck!
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