Do lullabies send babies to sleep? Does Mozart really make your child smarter? We look at some of classical music’s biggest ...

From the Mozart Effect to music for sleep ... guide listeners into a state of sleep and semi-consciousness, with uncommon beauty. So if the title of this piece names something that may be hard to come ...

Playing classical music to babies would make them smarter, according to a paper published in the journal Nature. The study ...

New research shows parents should sing to their babies more often to impact a child's mood—and benefit their own health and ...

scientists have found evidence that classical music can calm the heart rate of unborn babies, potentially providing developmental benefits. Typical measures of heart rate are an average of several ...

"And that sort of made me feel the music in the right way every time ... "Some of them are about lulling the baby to sleep, some of them are about describing the baby who's sleeping, and ...

However, classical music might just be more than just setting the mood right. It can actually alter the way the heart beats in an unborn baby. According to a recent study led by Claudia Lerma ...

Playing classical music to babies inside the womb can stimulate their development, new research suggests. Music has long been a way for expectant parents to connect with their unborn children.

Anyone who’s ever dozed in the middle of a concerto will appreciate the sweet sound of this news: A composer has created a piece for doing just that. How do you give a live performance of a ...