Sir,A recent report by George et al. reached an interesting conclusion that “majority of the respondent's preferred playing music in the operation theater (OT), which helped them relax”.[1] As George et al. noted, pros and cons to this practice can be expected. Nevertheless, most of the findings in this report are subjective reports by the studied staff. Some statements such as “It was evident that the staff would not let music compromise or interfere with the technical aspects of patient care or competence”[1] cannot be evidenced. It is no doubt that no staff will answer that he/she let music to interference his/her duties although this might really exist. Nevertheless, music is good for relaxing and can be effective tool for releasing of the stress of the medical personnel. The next interesting question is whether music also offers some advantage to the patients in the operation room.