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Hand-hacking lets you pluck strings like a musical pro

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Hand-hacking lets you pluck strings like a musical pro

A device now under development can take control of your hand and teach you how to play a tune. No spirits of dead musicians are involved

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Science in the sun: Our guide to music festivals

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A tap on the arm switches music tracks while you run

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A tap on the arm switches music tracks while you run

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Sensational festival music, from your cellphone

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Sensational festival music, from your cellphone

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Musical inventor: The robotic set of my opera emotes

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Technology

How an architect took music back to mathematical roots

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Tech heavyweights set to move music to the cloud

Technology

Tech heavyweights set to move music to the cloud

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Slimy fashion, rowing forces and musical genes

Slimy fashion, rowing forces and musical genes

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Killer worms and the musical sun: best of web video

Killer worms and the musical sun: best of web video

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Classical music moves the heart in vegetative patients

Music affects the heart rate of people in a vegetative state in the same way it does for healthy listeners

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Computerised critics could find the music you'll like

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Life

Harmonious minds: The hunt for universal music

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Physics

Brian Cox: From pop music to pop physics

Opinion

Humans

Music and lyrics: How the brain splits songs

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