“…That is, having the music researches organized according to the strongest context in terms of numbers of studies during the years, authors could respect the following classification: Service Environments (Areni, 2003;Areni & Kim, 1993;Chebat et al, 2001;Chebat & Vaillant, 2000;Dube et al, 1995;Hui et al, 1997;Kellaris & Kent, 1992;Kellaris & Rice, 1993;Mattila & Wirtz, 2001;Milliman, 1982;1986;Morrison et al, 2011;Oakes, 2000;Smith & Curnow, 1966;Yalch & Spangenberg, 2000); Advertisings (Gorn, 1982;Kellaris & Cox, 1989;Kellaris & Rice, 1993;Pitt & Abratt, 1988;Stewart & Punj, 1998;Tom, 1990); and the General Studies and the New Perspectives, just as Sonic Branding and Musicscape (Ballouli & Heere, 2014;Bruner II, 1990;Gustaffson, 2015;Roberts, 2014;Oakes, 2000). It can be better seen in Table 3: Areni (2003), Areni and Kim (1993), Chebat et al (2001), Chebat and Vaillant (2000), Dube et al (1995), Hui et al (1997), Kellaris and Kent (1992), Kellaris and Rice (1993), Mattila and Wirtz (2001);Milliman (1982;1986), …”