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Music Ensemble: a large dataset on musicianship, cognition, and personality in musicians and nonmusicians - Scientific Data

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By Francesca Talamini, Massimo Grassi Verified, Gianmarco Altoè, Elvira Brattico, Anne Caclin, Barbara Carretti, Véronique Drai-Zerbib, Laura Ferreri, Filippo Gambarota, Jessica A. Grahn, Marco Roccato, Antoni Rodríguez-Fornells, Swathi Swaminathan, Barbara Tillmann, Peter Vuust, Jonathan Wilbiks, Marcel Zentner, Karla Aguilar, Deniz Başkent, Laura Bishop, Graziela Bortz, Fleur L. Bouwer, Axelle Calcus, Giulio Carraturo, Antonio Criscuolo, Simone Dalla Bella, Oscar Daniel, Anne Katrine Danielsen, Tor Endestad, Caitlin Fitzpatrick, Anna Fiveash, Noah Fram, Reyna L. Gordon, Assal Habibi, Eleanor Harding Verified, Kirsty Hawkins, Steffen A. Herff, Veikka Holma, Kelly Jakubowski, Sonja A. Kotz, Bruno Laeng, Andre Lee, Miriam Lense, Cesar Lima, Jessica Michael, Daniel Mirman, Julieta Moltrasio, Daniel Mullensiefen, Niloufar Najafi, Katie Overy, Andrew J. Oxenham, Edoardo Passarotto, Hervé Platel, Vasiliki Provias, Neha Rajappa, Pablo Ripollés, Michaela Ritchie, Rafael Román-Caballero, Wanda Rubinstein, Suvi Saarikallio, Daniela Sammler, Séverine Samson, E. Glenn Schellenberg, Nora Serres, L. Robert Slevc, Hannah Strauss, Mari Tervaniemi, Rachel Thompson, Renee Timmers, Petri Toiviainen, Laurel Trainor, Jed Villanueva, Kelly L. Whiteford, Emily Wood, Florian Worschech, Ana Zappa, Christ B. Aryanto, Aíssa M. Baldé, Léo Dairain, Anne-Isabelle de Parcevaux, Delphine Dellacherie, Verónica Detlefsen, Victor Cepero-Escribano, Juliette Fortier, Eleonora Fullone, Stefanie Gloggengießer, Lucia Gonzalez Sanchez, Mathilde Groussard, Maria G. Jol, Aarushi Kalsi, Veronica Kandro, Rosaliina Kelo, Gangothri S. Ladegam, Simon P. Limmer, Chengran K. Liu, Langley McEntyre, Jaakko Nokkala, Ndassi Nzonlang, Marie-Elisabeth Plasse, Alice Poissonnier, Paula Roncaglia, Farrah Y.-A. Sa’adullah, Ragnya-Norasoa Souffiane, Florian J. Strauch, Nicholas Tantengco, Clara Tuske
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Abstract The Music Ensemble dataset is a large-scale, cross-national database that provides detailed information about the musical, cognitive, personality, and demographic profiles of young adult musicians and nonmusicians. Data were collected from 1438 participants (aged 18–30) across thirty-five research sites in Europe, North America, South America, and Australia.
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La nostalgia va por 'barrios': por qué las zonas de costa nos ponen más melancólicos

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By Jason Lee, Kelly Jakubowski, Ana Hernando Verified
| The Objective (Spain) Verified
La nostalgia es una emoción escurridiza. A veces se manifiesta como una punzada dulce al escuchar una canción, otras como un cosquilleo en la nuca al oler un perfume antiguo o, simplemente, al recordar un lugar. De entre todos esos escenarios posibles, hay uno que parece tener un poder especial para activarla: el mar. No importa si es una playa de infancia, un paseo junto a los acantilados o una casa de veraneo con vistas al agua: basta con evocarlo para que la melancolía se ponga en marcha.
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Why do we still sing jingles decades later?

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By Kelly Jakubowski
| Jaun News UK
By Kelly Jakubowski Even if we haven’t heard them for many years, familiar songs often stick with us for life. We can often recall every lyric to songs we learned as kids or albums we idolised as teenagers. But beyond music we’ve purposely chosen to listen to or learn, one type of music seems to stick with us without any effort: the jingle. Jingles have a long history in the advertising industry. The first known radio jingle in the UK – Have You Tried Wheaties? – was launched in 1926.
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