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10. Listening to classical music is good for your memory

10. Listening to classical music is good for your memory

Do you want to perform better at learning something? It might be time to open your classical music folder, as listening to classical music was found to enhance even older people’s memory performance. The finding is so robust that it has its own name: the “Vivaldi effect ”. 

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