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How long does it really last the "Mozart effect"?


I've been listening Mozart's music about 2-3 weeks ago and i feel like the "mozart effect" has "stucked" in my head "forever" Now i can read, type and do everything way faster than i used to. Is this normal?

While listening to classical music DOES help with concentration, the fact that you have heard this, and believe in the "Mozart Effect" has most likely had a large effect as well.

While other people have said that it has not been proven to work, I listen to classical music while studying and I always seem to do better when I do.keep listening and who knows!

Good luck!

It is psychosomatic, it have been proven not to work.

No, there is no truth to it at all.

Just enjoy the music...and try some Bach too.

I find it extremely funny that you claim the "Mozart effect" works in the same sentence that you use the word "stucked".

The Mozart Effect is merely a theory. There's no proof that it's real.

Ever heard of coincidence? Because that's all it is - listening to classical music (Mozart or anyone else) does not make you smarter.
God, I wish it did though... I'd be a genius by now!

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