Music in the Dream

**AndrelisLTU** · 09-27-2015 06:17 PM

Hello again, dreamers

So I want to know about music in the dream. My question is can I listen to music in the dream world? And what it'll be? Same like in real world or bad music like it's gonna be bad in slow motion or in faster version?

**pochopino** · 09-27-2015 06:26 PM

Yes, you can listen to music in dreams

i've sang before in a dream, and listened to various tunes. The difficulty is in remembering the exact music you listened to once you have woken up. I haven't listened to music whilst lucid but it sounds perfectly normal in regular dreams

Hope i helped answer your question

**LucasPotter** · 09-27-2015 07:20 PM

Oh, music in dreams is actually pretty awesome!

Once, a lucid dream challenge was to sing the ABC song, so I did that and all my dream characters joined and it was like a musical.

I've also had dream characters singing Let It Be while I was lucid too. But then they stopped and started making out. Dream characters are not very reliable.

**Saschavs** · 09-27-2015 07:38 PM

I once had a lucid dream where "Love story" by Taylor Swift played. I didn't really notice it at first but it sounded exactly like the waking life version! But when I started to sing along I was kind of controlling the music, so it wouldn't continue if I didn't sing. After a while it was just repeating the same verse over and over again but it still sounded amazing

**Forg** · 09-27-2015 09:00 PM

Once I turned on a radio in a lucid dream, and it was the most boring music I had ever heard.

**Redrivertears** · 09-28-2015 09:49 PM

For me, music in (lucid) dreams is pretty awesome. It's like everything else falls away, leaving only the music itself, which just sweeps through me.

-Redrivertears-

**CharlesD** · 10-03-2015 08:39 AM

I'm a musician and a composer, so music is often in my dreams. Often I'll be singing or playing and occasionally the music is nothing I know from waking life. Once a few years ago I woke up with the tune going through my head and I wrote down the melody. It turned out to be one of the better things I've composed, and that was an ordinary non lucid dream.