The Impact of Music on Brain Cells: The Case of Mozart’s Music

Abstract

Music can improve memory, focus, and learning. Additionally, it can lessen stress, boost physical productivity, and improve general mental fitness. Listening to music can enhance cognition, memory, and learning. Listening to music not only reduces anxiety, blood pressure, and discomfort but also improves mood, sleep patterns, mental acuity, and memory. Music may energise, inspire, or calm and comfort people. This study was designed with the aim of evaluating the impacts of music on the activity and performance of brain cells, considering the Mozart’s music case as an interventional approach. The study was designed on the basis of utilizing the secondary qualitative design where content analysis was chosen as an effective data analytical technique as the findings of various studies were observed in in-depth. The findings suggested that listening to Mozart’s music can cause feelings of elevated arousal, which temporarily leads to improved performance across a wide range of cognitive areas. More significantly, the brain's rhythmic rhythms and cells are positively impacted.