Music sets hearts beating in lockstep, researchers find
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Electrical conductivity of skin, which can suggest a the level of excitement, was also among the biological signs the scientists found were coordinated during the string quintet's rendition of works by Beethoven, Brahms, and 20th century Australian composer Brett Dean. The participants agreed to wear sensors to monitor their heartbeat, breathing rate, and skin conductivity, while overhead cameras detailed their movements.
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