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- Music cuts across diverse cognitive capabilities and resources, including numeracy, language, and space perception. In the same way, music intersects with cultural boundaries, facilitating our “social self” by linking our shared experiences and intentions.
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Jul 16, 2020 · To engineer prosocial music-making, one might harness what we have already learned about what might be considered ‘natural-occurring’ music and how it impacts social behaviour. Several potential directions could be followed, discussed below.
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Jul 8, 2020 · There are, however, deeper sociological and cultural issues to address, including looking at the meanings (and beliefs) attributed to music by different members of society. Changing people’s understandings of what music might mean is fundamental (Levitin, 2019; see Mithen, 2005).
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Jun 28, 2016 · Listening to music and singing together has been shown in several studies to directly impact neuro-chemicals in the brain, many of which play a role in closeness and connection. Now new research suggests that playing music or singing together may be particularly potent in bringing about social closeness through the release of endorphins.
Mar 3, 2023 · Music is a source of cultural understanding and a site for cultural exchange. As a multimodal activity that invites cognitive, emotional, social, and physical engagement, music provides an embodied and situated experience that is deeply intertwined with cultural traditions and attitudes (DeNora, 2000).
Recognizing music education as a social action enables one to balance achieving a mastery of playing, performing, composing, listening, and learning about the historical and cultural background of music.
Aug 1, 2010 · How do individuals and groups use music? How is the collective production of music made possible? How does music relate to broader social distinctions, especially class, race, and gender?
Sep 1, 2010 · Music is a key component of social movements. This article addresses the relationship between music and social movements through four foci: collective identity, free space, emotions, and social movement culture.
