Neuroscience: Making Music Together Puts Us In Sync With One Another

“The way we interact with music is very much in line with developingempathy, and how we put ourselves in the shoes of the musician. Our brains mirror what we’re seeing. So when we’re in sync,many of the rhythms of our brains and bodies entrain—heart andrespiration rates, certain brain wave patterns. When you’re moved bymusic, we see levels of the attachment-hormone oxytocin increase.– Nautilus