Music and Human Memory Connection

In present-day society, music plays an important role. People of both genders listen to music when they go to school or to work, do their chores, and relax (Palmiero, Nori, Rogolino, & D’Amico, 2016). Some people do their homework and involve in mental activities with some music on. There is no doubt that there is a certain connection between music and emotions (Michel-Ratliff & Ennis, 2016). In addition to several personal issues and attitudes to music, this art may have certain psychological, education, and scientific impacts. For example, music can be applied in the course of teaching various subjects in college and help students improve their results and achievements (Berk, 2008; Hogan & Huesman, 2008). Another peculiarity of music is discussed by Carr and Rickard (2016), who explain music as the possibility to evoke emotions and make people remember things better due to the possible effects on an emotion-enhanced memory. The effects of music on people vary considerably, and this project should help to understand the peculiar features of the connection between human memory and music.