Soothing souls of unsavage beasts
Elephants are calmer after listening to classical music, British researchers find:
http://www.bbcmusicmagazine.com/newsRead.asp?id=48424&scrollCount=1
Cats, not so easily pacified, insist on lap time, I find.
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- Clarke Bustard
- A music critic and cultural writer based in Richmond, VA, Bustard has written for the Richmond Times-Dispatch since 1971. He also has contributed to Style Weekly in Richmond, Symphony and Chamber Music magazines, the webzine NewMusicBox and other publications. Bustard is a recipient of the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award for music writing, as well as awards from state and national press associations.