How Classical Piano Music Can Affect Your Writing

Written on November 1, 2007 – 12:26 pm | by NoSongUnsung |

Writing to MusicThe other day I bought a CD that has a mix of classical piano music and listened to it while I did my work. Usually it’s hard for me to write while music is playing, but this piano music actually helped my writing instead of hindering it. It was as if I was writing the words to the music and I could just feel the creative energy flowing through me.

I came across this interesting study on first graders in a New York City school. They wanted to know the effects of listening to slow tempo classical music on the children’s on-task performance. What they found was that when the music was played during writing time, the children’s on-task behavior increased by 7.7%. There was also a decrease in the overall classroom noise level. Read the document from the study here.

I noticed that I, too, am able to stay on-task while I listened to this piano music. I tend to get ADD while I’m writing — stopping to take a break every ten minutes to check my website stats or email. However, I’m more focused now during writing because I listen to this classical piano music.

Read about another writer, J.L. Murphey, who uses music to help her be more productive during writing

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