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Opening post by Dino

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This statistic is interesting, not obvious at all. A mere 39% for pop doesn't seem so obvious to me; interesting that disco, classical, and jazz music are distributed almost equally

I didn't have a prediction for rock.

39% listen to pop music, 22% rock, 9% disco and classical music, 8% jazz and blues

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Reply 2 by Rotore

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I don't know how optimal listening to classical music in the car is; in fact, among all of them, the surprise for me is the 8% of Jazz. For me, it is an area more linked to the atmosphere and the spontaneity of the moment... rather than the repetitive/obsessive listening of the same performance.

Just my own idea

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Reply 3 by Stellina

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“Singing while driving stimulates not only the mind but also the body which, in turn, becomes more alert and reduces fatigue”

... certainly singing a piece by Ligeti

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Reply 4 by LucaCavaliere

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Stellina wrote:

... of course, singing a piece by Ligeti

well.. you sing whatever you want. the important thing is to be alone in the car.

A me capita di cantare Et exultavit (Vivaldi's Magnificat)... strictly alone

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