Musica
Born for music
Evolution, neuroscience and the origins of our musical instinct
Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano
Why can sounds organised in time move us, make us dance and make us feel part of something larger? And why has every human culture, without exception, developed its own form of music?
A journey through evolutionary biology and cognitive neuroscience exploring one of the most fascinating questions about human nature: why do we love music?
At the heart of the journey is music itself, in a path that moves from birdsong and the instinct for rhythm and dance to some of humanity’s greatest musical creations.
A journey through evolutionary biology and cognitive neuroscience exploring one of the most fascinating questions about human nature: why do we love music?
At the heart of the journey is music itself, in a path that moves from birdsong and the instinct for rhythm and dance to some of humanity’s greatest musical creations.
Music by Beethoven and Wagner
Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano
Giacomo Moro Mauretto Science communicator
Clelia Cafiero Conductor
