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Music each Is it possible to listen to too much music each day? – Emma, age 16, Springville, Utah

Anyone who plays music regularly or attends concerts and nightclubs needs to take extra caution as well. Several rock st...
11/03/2022

Anyone who plays music regularly or attends concerts and nightclubs needs to take extra caution as well. Several rock stars from the 1970s and 1980s have spoken out for years about their experience with hearing loss and tinnitus, a condition that causes ringing in the ears.

The WHO has concluded that people can withstand 85 decibels consecutively for eight hours without damaging their hearing...
11/03/2022

The WHO has concluded that people can withstand 85 decibels consecutively for eight hours without damaging their hearing. To give an example, I average about five hours of headphone listening a day at 70 decibels.

Silence will produce no decibels at all. A jet plane engine produces 120. Everyday conversations are around 60 decibels,...
11/03/2022

Silence will produce no decibels at all. A jet plane engine produces 120. Everyday conversations are around 60 decibels, while a balloon popping can be as powerful as 150.

Fortunately, some smartphones have built-in features that measure how much sound is coming from your headphones. Such fe...
11/03/2022

Fortunately, some smartphones have built-in features that measure how much sound is coming from your headphones. Such features measure the output of sound in a unit of measurement called decibels.

Watch the volumeThere are, however, exceptions.For instance, you can damage your ears if you listen to music too loud fo...
11/03/2022

Watch the volume
There are, however, exceptions.

For instance, you can damage your ears if you listen to music too loud for long periods. The World Health Organization estimates that around 50% of teenagers and young adults listen to music on personal audio devices at unsafe levels.

Apart from causing you to miss out on all the sounds that surround you, generally speaking, listening to music does not ...
11/03/2022

Apart from causing you to miss out on all the sounds that surround you, generally speaking, listening to music does not harm your body. It does not damage your liver, poison your lungs or fry your brain. It is not possible to listen to too much music.

I miss out on a lot around me by constantly listening to music, however. I might not hear the sound of birds outside my ...
11/03/2022

I miss out on a lot around me by constantly listening to music, however. I might not hear the sound of birds outside my window or my cat’s mewling when she wants to be fed or to play. I might not hear the rustling of the wind or the chatter of my family enjoying one another’s company right outside my closed door.

I always have my headphones on, too. I listen to music while taking a walk. I listen to lo-fi hip-hop while answering em...
11/03/2022

I always have my headphones on, too. I listen to music while taking a walk. I listen to lo-fi hip-hop while answering emails. I listen to Brazilian bossa nova music while I cook and clean. I listen to the jazz vocalist Abbey Lincoln while driving around town or upbeat electronic music while taking long road trips.

I make and perform music as well. I have played drums in rock and pop bands and composed original music for jazz ensembl...
11/03/2022

I make and perform music as well. I have played drums in rock and pop bands and composed original music for jazz ensembles.

I love listening to music.I love music so much I decided to study it in college. I’m earning a doctorate in music histor...
11/03/2022

I love listening to music.

I love music so much I decided to study it in college. I’m earning a doctorate in music history, for which I have researched everything from early 20th-century French music to 1960s funk.

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