La musique préférée pourrait assez universellement dépendre de la personnalité.

Qu’est-ce qui fait que nous préférons un style de musique plutôt qu’un autre ? Est-ce dû à l’environnement dans lequel nous avons grandi ou est-ce bien davantage dû à la personne que nous sommes et ceci peu importe notre culture ?

Chronique diffusée le 3 mars 2022. L’ensemble des chroniques est accessible sur une playlist dédiée.

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Pour aller plus loin :

« Extraverti, anxieux ou créatif, à chacun son style musical, selon une vaste étude », par la rédaction de Nostalgie. Publié sur Nostalgie, le 18/02/2022. Consulté le 01/03/2022. Lien : https://www.nostalgie.fr/actus/musique/extraverti-anxieux-ou-creatif-a-chacun-son-style-musical-selon-une-vaste-etude-70248484.

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Un autre épisode du podcast en lien :

« La Tête Dans Le Cerveau #131 – La sentimentalisante musique ».

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Source image :

Stas Knop – Disque vinyle rouge (2020). https://www.pexels.com/fr-fr/photo/disque-vinyle-rouge-3552948/

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