  We analyze the influence of an external sound source in a network of
FitzHugh-Nagumo oscillators with empirical structural connectivity measured in
healthy human subjects. We report synchronization patterns, induced by the
frequency of the sound source. We show that the level of synchrony can be
enhanced by choosing the frequency of the sound source and its amplitude as
control parameters for synchronization patterns. We discuss a minimum model
elucidating the modalities of the influence of music on the human brain.
