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- Live music can improve a person's mental and social well-being.
- People who are with others often feel close.
- Sharing music with others creates a strong feeling.
- This feeling can make people feel happy for days.
- Researchers talked to people after concerts and festivals.
- They used short surveys to learn about the experience.
- The study shows social contact helps personal well-being.
- The authors suggest people go out and connect more.
Difficult words
- well-being — A person's mental and physical health and happiness
- researcher — A person who studies and collects informationResearchers
- survey — A short set of questions for peoplesurveys
- share — To give or use something with othersSharing
- concert — A live music event with performers and audienceconcerts
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Discussion questions
- Do you like live music?
- Have you ever been to a concert?
- Do you go out to meet others and listen to music?
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