Why I Listen to a Lot of Mozart and Bach and Why They “Do the Trick”

A Neuroscientific, Psychological, and Everyday Analysis

Introduction to the benefits of listening to Mozart and Bach

Mozart and Bach are two of the most renowned composers in classical music history. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Austria in 1756 and is considered one of the most influential composers of the Classical era. Johann Sebastian Bach, born in Germany in 1685, is regarded as one of the greatest composers of all time, with his music spanning the Baroque era. People of all ages and backgrounds continue to enjoy their compositions because they have stood the test of time.

Listening to classical music, such as Mozart and Bach, has been shown to have numerous benefits for individuals. It can improve focus and concentration while studying or working, aid in relaxation and stress relief, and even improve one’s overall mood and emotional well-being. Furthermore, listening to classical music has been linked to improved cognitive function and memory retention [1]. These benefits have been observed not only in adults but also in children, with studies showing that listening to classical music can enhance cognitive development in young children [2].