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Best Music for Study Concentration

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November 19, 2019 //  by Amit Kumar

Who likes to study? Except for those bookworms! Have you ever thought of studying while listening to music? Here are some new notions of how music helps to gain concentration.

Which is the best type of music that best suits you? How to choose it? It is said that listening to music while studying will make you stress-free and feel more focused. Yes, it is.

Table of Contents

  • Benefits of Listening to Music While Studying
  • How to Choose the Right Music to Listen While Studying?
  • Classical Type of Music
  • Sounds of Nature
  • Songs Without Lyrics 
  • Music for Airports by Brain Eno

Benefits of Listening to Music While Studying

Are you the one who prefers complete silence while studying? Or the other kind. Each one differs with their choice. However, researches have proved that listening to the right type of music can set your mind to be focused on studies.

This will benefit you to stay focused and more concentrated on studies, will relax your mind and make it stress-free and can aid you to be pointed towards study even in stressful situations.

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How to Choose the Right Music to Listen While Studying?

Everyone has different opinions and state when it comes to music. It is not a must that the music which sounds soothing for one will also soothe the other, and it is always never that kind.

You could have felt this when among your friends. It is to be noted that even study habits and styles have an impact on selecting the music. Here are a few genres you can listen up while studying.

Classical Type of Music

Looking at the word classical, you may think that it’s not your kind. But, the Mozart effect has been proven to enhance spatial and temporal reasoning ability. Mozart is a great classical composer. It is known that listening to this type of music can improve your reasoning capacity, and you’re more likely to find solutions for problems.

Then comes the baroque, classical music. These are 60 beats per minute music composed by Bach, Handel and Vivaldi. Listening to such high beats will dramatically reduce stress. 

Sounds of Nature

Trying to read in a noisy room is frustrating. Why don’t you try some natural sound like the blowing breeze, water flowing down the waterfalls, the little birds chirping music? This is proven to mask white noise which is unpleasant and distracting. Listening to such natural music will improve cognitive functioning and focus.

Songs Without Lyrics 

This is one best way as too many words from the music can distract your focus on study and become irritating. So it is wise to choose some pleasant music without lyrics. This will make you relax and in the same way, enhance concentration.

Music for Airports by Brain Eno

Brain Eno’s music is specially composed to be played in airports. It is proven to reduce passengers’ anxiety and tension. Choosing this type of music is a wise choice. I am sure this will help you stay focus and increase your brain memory in the upcoming exam.

Researchers have disclosed that listening to music that you don’t enjoy hearing may decrease the concentration and makes it tough to stay focused. It is best to choose your playlist well in advance so that you don’t waste time to search for new songs every other minute.

Set your playlist for around 40 to 50 minutes, so at the end of the music, you will be aware of taking a break which is necessary for better memory. Your brain also needs some break to energies.

Make sure the volume is mild, listening to music with high volume will distract you at some point and will also affect your ear in the long run. Keep all these points in mind while creating your playlist. Hit this semester with a high score using these tips. Happy listening!

Category: BlogTag: Concentration, Music, Students, Study

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