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■ How Classical Music Can Reduce Crime, Benefit Your Mood and Increase Your Spending
From http://www.sixwise.com/
To classical music enthusiasts, the genre needs no help in extolling its virtues, but researchers have come across some rather surprising benefits of classical music anyway. Among them is the finding that classical music has a penchant for deterring crime.
Armed with only a CD player and speakers, police units in the United States and the UK are fighting crime with classical music.
Robberies Cut by 33 Percent
In 2004 in London, England, the British Transport Police piped classical music into London Underground stations in some of the area's most dangerous neighborhoods. After playing the music for six months:
Robberies were cut by 33 percent
Staff assaults decreased by 25 percent
Vandalism went down 37 percent
This is not the first time that classical music has been used to deter crime. In 2001, police in West Palm Beach, Florida installed a CD player and speakers on an abandoned building in a crime-ridden neighborhood. After playing classical music -mostly Mozart, Bach and Beethoven- 24 hours a day for about three months, shootings, thefts, loiterers and drug deals decreased.
Classical Music Makes Troublemakers Disperse
A supermarket chain in the UK has also used classical music to stop gangs of youth from congregating outside their stores.
"It is mostly easy listening music that we are playing such as Bach, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi and Mozart. It is a novel concept, but it does work and does move people on," said regional loss prevention manager Steve Hogarth.
After playing the classical music at the front of the store, reports of troublemakers and graffiti were dramatically reduced.
"The fact that youths hang outside the store is not a crime in itself, but the perception among staff and customers is that it is intimidating. It seems to make it a 'less cool' place to hang out if there is classical music playing," said Hogarth.
Benefits for the Mind and Body
Hospitals are also exploring the use of classical music for patients, surgeons and visitors.
"Waiting rooms get one sound, a chapel gets music that's very beautiful and reflective with a spiritual context, such as instrumental pieces from a Bach cantata. In the maternity ward, tempos will be a bit faster, and we'll create a gentle atmosphere with cute instruments like the oboe and the harp, and include lots of lullabies. There's documentation that the effects of classical music on mind and body are remarkable," says Marc Rynearson, a classical programmer at DMX Music.
Soothing music like classical, for instance, is known to reduce stress and anxiety. One hospital study even found that heart patients received the same anti-anxiety benefits from listening to 30 minutes of classical music as they did from taking the drug Valium.
Some surgeons also report that classical music makes for a relaxed, efficient operating room.
Marketing experts have figured out a sneaky tool to get you to linger in a store and lose some of your ability to critically analyze your decision to make a purchase: classical music.
"I find classical music makes for a great environment in the OR," says Dr. Sidney Stapleton. "Often, when the music's playing, there's less chatter, and everyone's more efficient, you can concentrate when you need to, and the time passes quickly."
Classical Music Increases Spending
If you walk into a store that's playing classical music, be careful: the music is likely being played on purpose, as a tool to get you to buy more, as consumer advocate and columnist Brian Vaszily entertainingly explains in How Stores are Secretly Using Barry Manilow to Rob You.
"Music can help shape customers' time perception, lower sales resistance and increase willingness to spend," says James Kellaris, a marketing professor at the University of Cincinnati.
The complexity of classical music can actually make your brain work harder, causing it to overcompensate and make you feel like you've been in the store for less time than you actually have. Meanwhile, the music can make it more difficult for shoppers to use critical thinking in deciding whether to buy a product. The end result is spending more time in the store, buying more, and spending more money.
To classical music enthusiasts, the genre needs no help in extolling its virtues, but researchers have come across some rather surprising benefits of classical music anyway. Among them is the finding that classical music has a penchant for deterring crime.
Armed with only a CD player and speakers, police units in the United States and the UK are fighting crime with classical music.
Robberies Cut by 33 Percent
In 2004 in London, England, the British Transport Police piped classical music into London Underground stations in some of the area's most dangerous neighborhoods. After playing the music for six months:
Robberies were cut by 33 percent
Staff assaults decreased by 25 percent
Vandalism went down 37 percent
This is not the first time that classical music has been used to deter crime. In 2001, police in West Palm Beach, Florida installed a CD player and speakers on an abandoned building in a crime-ridden neighborhood. After playing classical music -mostly Mozart, Bach and Beethoven- 24 hours a day for about three months, shootings, thefts, loiterers and drug deals decreased.
Classical Music Makes Troublemakers Disperse
A supermarket chain in the UK has also used classical music to stop gangs of youth from congregating outside their stores.
"It is mostly easy listening music that we are playing such as Bach, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi and Mozart. It is a novel concept, but it does work and does move people on," said regional loss prevention manager Steve Hogarth.
After playing the classical music at the front of the store, reports of troublemakers and graffiti were dramatically reduced.
"The fact that youths hang outside the store is not a crime in itself, but the perception among staff and customers is that it is intimidating. It seems to make it a 'less cool' place to hang out if there is classical music playing," said Hogarth.
Benefits for the Mind and Body
Hospitals are also exploring the use of classical music for patients, surgeons and visitors.
"Waiting rooms get one sound, a chapel gets music that's very beautiful and reflective with a spiritual context, such as instrumental pieces from a Bach cantata. In the maternity ward, tempos will be a bit faster, and we'll create a gentle atmosphere with cute instruments like the oboe and the harp, and include lots of lullabies. There's documentation that the effects of classical music on mind and body are remarkable," says Marc Rynearson, a classical programmer at DMX Music.
Soothing music like classical, for instance, is known to reduce stress and anxiety. One hospital study even found that heart patients received the same anti-anxiety benefits from listening to 30 minutes of classical music as they did from taking the drug Valium.
Some surgeons also report that classical music makes for a relaxed, efficient operating room.
Marketing experts have figured out a sneaky tool to get you to linger in a store and lose some of your ability to critically analyze your decision to make a purchase: classical music.
"I find classical music makes for a great environment in the OR," says Dr. Sidney Stapleton. "Often, when the music's playing, there's less chatter, and everyone's more efficient, you can concentrate when you need to, and the time passes quickly."
Classical Music Increases Spending
If you walk into a store that's playing classical music, be careful: the music is likely being played on purpose, as a tool to get you to buy more, as consumer advocate and columnist Brian Vaszily entertainingly explains in How Stores are Secretly Using Barry Manilow to Rob You.
"Music can help shape customers' time perception, lower sales resistance and increase willingness to spend," says James Kellaris, a marketing professor at the University of Cincinnati.
The complexity of classical music can actually make your brain work harder, causing it to overcompensate and make you feel like you've been in the store for less time than you actually have. Meanwhile, the music can make it more difficult for shoppers to use critical thinking in deciding whether to buy a product. The end result is spending more time in the store, buying more, and spending more money.
■ Masterpieces List
The Collection contains the following works:
Number-Composer-Masterpiece
1
Albinoni
Adagio in G minor
2
Bach
Brandenburg Concert
3
Bach
Fugue in G minor
4
Bach
Suite Nº 3 (BWV 1068)
5
Bach
Suite Nº 2
6
Bach
Toccata and Fugue in D minor
7
Beethoven
"The Ruins of Athens" - Turkish March
8
Beethoven
For Elise
9
Beethoven
Piano Concerto No. 5 - Rondo
10
Beethoven
Piano Sonata No. 27
11
Beethoven
Symphony No. 3 "Eroica"
12
Beethoven
Symphony No. 5 - Movt.1
13
Beethoven
Sonata No. 14 "Moonlight"
14
Beethoven
Piano Sonata No. 8 "Pathetique"
15
Beethoven
Symphony No. 6 "Pastoral" - movt. 5
16
Beethoven
Symphony No. 9
17
Bizet
Juegos de la Infancia - El Balón
18
Bizet
"Carmen" - Les Toreadors
19
Bizet
Suite from "L'Arlesienne"
20
Bramhs
Hungarian Dance No 5
21
Bramhs
Hungarian Dance No 1
22
Bramhs
Wlatz in A Flat (Op.39)
23
Bramhs
German Requiem
24
Chabrier
March Joyeuce
25
Chopin
Revolutionary Study Nº 12
26
Chopin
Fantasy in F minor (Op.49)
27
Chopin
Grand Waltz Brillant
28
Chopin
Impromptu (Op.66)
29
Chopin
Mazurka No.13 (Op.17)
30
Chopin
Nocturne No.20
31
Chopin
Nocturne No 9 (Op.32)
32
Chopin
Piano Concerto Nº 1 "Romance"
33
Chopin
Piano Concerto Nº 2
34
Chopin
Polonaise No. 1 (Op.26)
35
Chopin
Prelude No.25 (Op.45)
36
Chopin
Scherzo No. 3 in C # minor
37
Chopin
Waltz in C # minor (Op.64-2)
38
Debussy
Moonlight
39
Denza
"Funiculí, funiculá"
40
Dukas
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
41
Dvorak
The NewWorld Symphony - Scherzo molto vivace
42
Elgar
Pomp and Circumstance (Op.39) - March No. 1
43
Gershwin
Rhapsodhy in Blue
44
Grieg
Peer Gynt - Suite No. 1
45
Gounod
Ave Maria
46
Handel
"Messiah" - Aleluya
47
Handel
"Royal Fireworks Music"
48
Handel
"Solomon" - Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
49
Holst
"The Planets" - Jupiter
50
Holst
"The Planets" - Mars
51
Liszt
Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat
52
Liszt
Lieberstraum No.3 (S 541)
53
Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsodhy
54
Mahler
Symphony No. 5
55
Manuel De Falla
Love the Magician
56
Mascagni
"Cavaleria rusticana" - Intermezzo p.2
57
Mascagni
"Cavaleria rusticana" - Intermezzo
58
Massenet
"Thais" - Meditation
59
Mendelsshon
"Athalia" - March of the Priest
60
Mendelsshon
"A Midsummer Night´s Dream" -Wedding March
61
Mozart
Ave Verum Corpus (K 618)
62
Mozart
Piano Conceto No. 20 - Rondo Allegro
63
Mozart
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (K 525)
64
Mozart
Fantasy in D minor (K 397)
65
Mozart
"The Marriage of Figaro"
66
Mozart
Turkish March (K 331)
67
Mozart
Salzburgo Symphony
68
Mozart
Symphony No. 40
69
Mozart
Piano Sonata (K 545) - Allegro
70
Mussogorsky
"Night on Bald Mountain"
71
Pachelbel
Canon in D
72
Paganini
Violin Concerto No.1 (Op.6)
73
Rachmaninoff
Piano Concerto No.2 - Adagio
74
Ravel
Bolero
75
Rimsky - Korsakov
Scheherezade
76
Rossini
La Gazza Ladra
77
Rossini
La italiana en Argel
78
Saint Saenz
"Carnival of the animals" - The Swan
79
Saint Saenz
Dance Macabre
80
Satie
Gymnopedies No.1
81
Satie
Gymnopedies No.2
82
Schubert
Ave María
83
Sibelius
Finlandia
84
Sibelius
Funeral March
85
Sibelius
Vals Triste (Op.44-3)
86
Smetana
The Brandenburgers in Bohemia
87
Smetana
The Moldau
88
Strauss, Johann
Blue Danube
89
Strauss, Johann
Wiener Blut
90
Strauss, Richard
"Thus Spoke Zaratustra" - Introducción
91
Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No. 1 - First.Movt.
92
Tchaikovsky
"The Nutcracker" - Dance of the Mirlitons
93
Tchaikovsky
"Swan Lake" - Mazurka
94
Tchaikovsky
"Romeo and Juliet"
95
Tchaikovsky
"The Seasons" - July: Song of The Reaper
96
Tchaikovsky
"Swan Lake" - Vals
97
Verdi
"Aída" - Triumphal March
98
Verdi
"La traviata" - Libiamo Ne Lieti Calici
99
Verdi
"Rigoletto" - La Donna É Mobile
100
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Winter (Allegro Non Molto)
101
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Winter (Allegro)
102
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Winter (Largo)
103
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Spring (Allegro)
104
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Spring (Danza Pastoral)
105
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Spring (Largo)
106
Wagner
Ride of the Valkyries
Number-Composer-Masterpiece
1
Albinoni
Adagio in G minor
2
Bach
Brandenburg Concert
3
Bach
Fugue in G minor
4
Bach
Suite Nº 3 (BWV 1068)
5
Bach
Suite Nº 2
6
Bach
Toccata and Fugue in D minor
7
Beethoven
"The Ruins of Athens" - Turkish March
8
Beethoven
For Elise
9
Beethoven
Piano Concerto No. 5 - Rondo
10
Beethoven
Piano Sonata No. 27
11
Beethoven
Symphony No. 3 "Eroica"
12
Beethoven
Symphony No. 5 - Movt.1
13
Beethoven
Sonata No. 14 "Moonlight"
14
Beethoven
Piano Sonata No. 8 "Pathetique"
15
Beethoven
Symphony No. 6 "Pastoral" - movt. 5
16
Beethoven
Symphony No. 9
17
Bizet
Juegos de la Infancia - El Balón
18
Bizet
"Carmen" - Les Toreadors
19
Bizet
Suite from "L'Arlesienne"
20
Bramhs
Hungarian Dance No 5
21
Bramhs
Hungarian Dance No 1
22
Bramhs
Wlatz in A Flat (Op.39)
23
Bramhs
German Requiem
24
Chabrier
March Joyeuce
25
Chopin
Revolutionary Study Nº 12
26
Chopin
Fantasy in F minor (Op.49)
27
Chopin
Grand Waltz Brillant
28
Chopin
Impromptu (Op.66)
29
Chopin
Mazurka No.13 (Op.17)
30
Chopin
Nocturne No.20
31
Chopin
Nocturne No 9 (Op.32)
32
Chopin
Piano Concerto Nº 1 "Romance"
33
Chopin
Piano Concerto Nº 2
34
Chopin
Polonaise No. 1 (Op.26)
35
Chopin
Prelude No.25 (Op.45)
36
Chopin
Scherzo No. 3 in C # minor
37
Chopin
Waltz in C # minor (Op.64-2)
38
Debussy
Moonlight
39
Denza
"Funiculí, funiculá"
40
Dukas
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
41
Dvorak
The NewWorld Symphony - Scherzo molto vivace
42
Elgar
Pomp and Circumstance (Op.39) - March No. 1
43
Gershwin
Rhapsodhy in Blue
44
Grieg
Peer Gynt - Suite No. 1
45
Gounod
Ave Maria
46
Handel
"Messiah" - Aleluya
47
Handel
"Royal Fireworks Music"
48
Handel
"Solomon" - Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
49
Holst
"The Planets" - Jupiter
50
Holst
"The Planets" - Mars
51
Liszt
Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat
52
Liszt
Lieberstraum No.3 (S 541)
53
Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsodhy
54
Mahler
Symphony No. 5
55
Manuel De Falla
Love the Magician
56
Mascagni
"Cavaleria rusticana" - Intermezzo p.2
57
Mascagni
"Cavaleria rusticana" - Intermezzo
58
Massenet
"Thais" - Meditation
59
Mendelsshon
"Athalia" - March of the Priest
60
Mendelsshon
"A Midsummer Night´s Dream" -Wedding March
61
Mozart
Ave Verum Corpus (K 618)
62
Mozart
Piano Conceto No. 20 - Rondo Allegro
63
Mozart
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (K 525)
64
Mozart
Fantasy in D minor (K 397)
65
Mozart
"The Marriage of Figaro"
66
Mozart
Turkish March (K 331)
67
Mozart
Salzburgo Symphony
68
Mozart
Symphony No. 40
69
Mozart
Piano Sonata (K 545) - Allegro
70
Mussogorsky
"Night on Bald Mountain"
71
Pachelbel
Canon in D
72
Paganini
Violin Concerto No.1 (Op.6)
73
Rachmaninoff
Piano Concerto No.2 - Adagio
74
Ravel
Bolero
75
Rimsky - Korsakov
Scheherezade
76
Rossini
La Gazza Ladra
77
Rossini
La italiana en Argel
78
Saint Saenz
"Carnival of the animals" - The Swan
79
Saint Saenz
Dance Macabre
80
Satie
Gymnopedies No.1
81
Satie
Gymnopedies No.2
82
Schubert
Ave María
83
Sibelius
Finlandia
84
Sibelius
Funeral March
85
Sibelius
Vals Triste (Op.44-3)
86
Smetana
The Brandenburgers in Bohemia
87
Smetana
The Moldau
88
Strauss, Johann
Blue Danube
89
Strauss, Johann
Wiener Blut
90
Strauss, Richard
"Thus Spoke Zaratustra" - Introducción
91
Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No. 1 - First.Movt.
92
Tchaikovsky
"The Nutcracker" - Dance of the Mirlitons
93
Tchaikovsky
"Swan Lake" - Mazurka
94
Tchaikovsky
"Romeo and Juliet"
95
Tchaikovsky
"The Seasons" - July: Song of The Reaper
96
Tchaikovsky
"Swan Lake" - Vals
97
Verdi
"Aída" - Triumphal March
98
Verdi
"La traviata" - Libiamo Ne Lieti Calici
99
Verdi
"Rigoletto" - La Donna É Mobile
100
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Winter (Allegro Non Molto)
101
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Winter (Allegro)
102
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Winter (Largo)
103
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Spring (Allegro)
104
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Spring (Danza Pastoral)
105
Vivaldi
"The Four Seasons" - Spring (Largo)
106
Wagner
Ride of the Valkyries
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