WHY do we like to move to the rhythm of music? Scientists haven't given an absolute answer to this question yet. But we do know that
the reaction to rhythmic music is innate. Even young children, never seen a dance, trying to move to the rhythm.
According to the hypothesis of the Austrian musicologist Richard Wallaschek, music itself was born as
a means of coordinating rhythmic movements, especially the movements of a group of people.
Also, there is evidence that music and coordinated movements stimulate the pleasure centers in the brain.
