Musical brains notedly distinct
Filed under: Language and the brain
Don’t be offended if musicians ignore what you’re saying while music is playing – the language part of their brains could be already fully engaged, research from the University of Auckland shows. PhD student Lucy Patston from the faculty of science has discovered that musicians hear music as a language.
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