Ovlivňuje stav hospodářských podmínek spotřebu poslouchané hudby?

The presented thesis deals with the impact of economic and social conditions on the consumption of music listened to in the Czech Republic between years 2006 and 2012. The author investigated the impact of unemployment on the length and pace of songs listened to and on the preference of domestic performers. The research was done using the regression analysis of time lines based on data contained in the "Million Song Dataset" database provided by The Echo Nest and, additionally, based on investigation carried out by the author. A low negative impact was revealed in the case of the length of songs listened to in relation to unemployment. However, the rate of importance of the mentioned indicator in the case of the pace and preference of domestic performers at the time of a crisis was not proven. Unlike the past findings, no seasonal preference of songs was proven either.