Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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An earworm is a term used to describe a song that gets stuck in your ear or head — all you have to do is look at or think about the the lyrics and your brain can get stuck on repeat. Nearly everyone, 90 percent of people, experiences an earworm with some song at least once a week, according to a music psychologist.
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Read More »If you have a toddler, the words "Baby Shark" may be enough to make you cover your ears and run to the next room. The YouTube video of the song has nearly 2 billion views, and it's easy to understand why: The song is downright catchy. In fact, it's an earworm. An earworm is a term used to describe a song that gets stuck in your ear or head — all you have to do is look at or think about the the lyrics and your brain can get stuck on repeat. Nearly everyone, 90 percent of people, experiences an earworm with some song at least once a week, according to a music psychologist.
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Learn More »Enjoying the entire song often eliminates it from “being stuck on a loop” in your head. Add some variety. Think of or listen to a song you like better, or the national anthem. "God Save the Queen" is said to cure earworms for the British. Think of or listen to a song you like better, or the national anthem. "God Save the Queen" is said to cure earworms for the British. Ignore it. “Try not to think about it and let it fade naturally on its own." “Try not to think about it and let it fade naturally on its own." Chew gum. When people chewed gum right after listening to an especially catchy tune, they were less likely to be plagued by an earworm, a prior study in The Journal of Experimental Psychology found. When people chewed gum right after listening to an especially catchy tune, they were less likely to be plagued by an earworm, a prior study in The Journal of Experimental Psychology found. Do something engaging. If you’re in line in the grocery store with an earworm, use your phone, send an email or read an article, said Hellmuth Margulis.
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As you might expect, power chords are very popular among players who use the Drop D tuning in their songs. They are easy to play, and sound great...
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Pianoforall is one of the most popular online piano courses online and has helped over 450,000 students around the world achieve their dream of playing beautiful piano for over a decade.
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