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Hi, this time we have a rather long video with the best calming classical music for studying, concentration and reading by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It depict one of his most famous and brilliant piano sonatas: Piano Sonata No. 8 in A minor, K310.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Piano Sonata No. 8 in A minor, K. 310 / 300d, was written in 1778. The sonata is the first of only two Mozart piano sonatas in a minor key (the other being No. 14 in C minor, K. 457). It was composed in the summer of 1778 around the time of his mother’s death, one of the most tragic times of his life.

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Beautiful piano music (vol. 1) for studying and sleeping (no loop, see track list below). This relaxing music is composed by me, Peder B. Helland, and can be used as study music, sleep music and relaxation music. Stream or download music from Soothing Relaxation: https://soothingrelaxation.lnk.to/listenYL

0:00 – Peder B. Helland – Always
06:40 – Peder B. Helland – Our Journey
13:25 – Peder B. Helland – Our Future (Piano Version)
21:48 – Peder B. Helland – Rose Petals
28:43 – Peder B. Helland – Winter Breeze
35:44 – Peder B. Helland – Together
41:49 – Peder B. Helland – A Long Time Ago
48:35 – Peder B. Helland – Bedtime Lullaby

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“I am a composer from Norway and I started this channel with a simple vision: to create a place that you can visit whenever you want to sit down and relax. I compose music that can be labeled as for example: sleep music, calm music, yoga music, study music, peaceful music, beautiful music and relaxing music. I love to compose music and I put a lot of work into it.

Thank you very much for listening and for leaving feedback. Every single day I am completely astonished by all your warm support and it really inspires me to work even harder on my music. If you enjoy my work, I would be very happy if you decided to subscribe and join our community. Have a wonderful day or evening!”

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Use this video as a background while studying, doing homework or working at the office to focus and improve concentration. We hope you will enjoy this beautiful piano music!

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Music has inspired cultural and economic activities from ancient times to the present day. Music from diverse regions of the world can successfully enhance concentration, memory, mental stamina, the ability to perceive sounds with accuracy and an increased focus on learning. This is an effective strategy for students preparing to take an entrance exam to get into their favorite college or university.

Focus on Learning Music

Neuroscience professionals recently studied these personal experiences by using objective methods to track the effects of early exposure to music and speech processing. The results were published in The Journal of Neuroscience. The studies concluded that studying music at an early age provides a variety of benefits for the brain through an entire lifetime.

Benefits from a Focus on Learning Music

Enjoy a variety of benefits, and study music at the same time. Direct experience is the best way to understand how concentration music can improve mental endurance. Individuals often wonder at this point if there is a difference in the type of music used for the following purposes:

• Music for studying
• Brain power music
• Learning music
• Music for exam
The first important consideration involves the musical form itself, and the second consideration involves the background of the individual. All children experience music as an auditory experience, and this is true for written music as well as music with little or no musical notation.

Concentration Music For Studying

For the purposes of understanding the different elements at play when studying music for concentration, the two primary forms of music available are categorized as either written or oral. However, there is a significant amount of overlap between these two categories. For the purpose of using music to focus on learning, notation is a secondary device used primarily for documenting musical memories.

Music to Study, and the Studying Playlist

Instrumental music presents unique intellectual challenges, and it demands a high degree of coordination between the eyes, the ears and the hands. It does not take long to study music before obtaining benefits. Vocal music attracts people because the human voice has universal appeal. Selecting the right music to study usually involves listening with concentration to various elements including dynamic range, texture, counterpoint, harmony and rhythm.

Research on studying music for concentration provides the basis for a school curriculum that helps students to focus on learning math and science by learning music first. The results are impressive. For example, a long study of music can help students get accepted into medical schools.

It has also been linked to improved performance in the following areas:

• Increased focus on learning
• Pattern recognition
• Doing homework
• Exam preparation
• College math
• University applications
• Study skills

Instrumental music often relies heavily on musical notation, which is the foundation for abstract thinking and pattern recognition. Many professionals started their careers by enrolling in a program to study music. These successful professionals subsequently perceived the value of studying music for intellectual endurance, and they applied these skills to business writing, problem-solving, computer work and doing homework.

Future professionals can develop a variety of transferable skills through:

• Concentration music
• Music for studying
• Music for exams
• Intellectual endurance
• Business writing
• Problem-solving
• Computer work
• Research and study skills

Different areas of the brain light up and become active during a positive listening experience. This is why the most important consideration when developing a musical playlist is to use a musical style that is received with positive attention. Here is a recommended musical studying playlist that combines different forms of concentration music for studying from around the world:

• Traditional African drumming patterns
• Beethoven violin concerto
• Classical Indian ragas
• Meditation chants
• Chopin piano music
Concentration Music for Working
These musical forms are effective learning tools, but they also generate good results as concentration music for working. Employees who use brain power music on the job experience less fatigue and enjoy a higher morale than employees in workplaces where music is not utilized.

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