Music Therapy, More Powerful Than You Might Expect
Research shows that the brain changes in response to musical intervention.
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Research shows that the brain changes in response to musical intervention.
Little Black Book, As Saddington Baynes turns 30, LBB sat down with the owners, Chris Christodoulou, chief executive officer, and James Digby-Jones, executive creative director to reflect on the Neuro-led integrated production studio’s best work
Transcript minus Robyn Williams: Have you heard about the big fish in our oceans? 90% are now gone. We've wiped them out, using weapons of war. Those were the words of Dr Daniel Pauly, the professor who lectured Dr Twiggy Forrest. And more on them in this Science Show which also goes to Russia, and gives you a romantic musical St Valentine's Day. First, meet our new Chief Scientist and her take on new jobs coming from research. Cathy Foley: Jennifer Westacott from the Business Council of Australia is saying that Australia needs to have about five new industries. If you think about what are...
‘We Live Inside’ art installation reconstructs reality at University of Florida’s 4Most Gallery The free exhibition is the latest in the gallery's Spring 2021 lineup and is open until March 12 March 4, 2021 | 6:00am EST Handmade furniture from salvaged old-growth pine wood stands in the center of the “We Live Inside” exhibition at 4Most Gallery. With old-growth Florida wood and echoing soundscapes, artist Jordan Marty is transporting visitors of Gainesville’s 4Most Gallery to an abstract reality inside the Earth. â...
Henry: Yeah, I'm crazy about music, you play beautiful music, beautiful sounds. Beautiful. Man: Did you like music when you were young? Henry: Yes, yes, I went to big dances and things. Man: What was your favourite music when you were young? Henry: Cab Calloway was my number one band guy I liked. Man: What was your favourite Cab Calloway song? Henry: [Sings 'I'll be Home for Christmas'] Lynne Malcolm: That's from a documentary called Alive Inside, when a dementia patient called Henry is awakened from an inert unresponsive state after being played his favourite Cab Calloway music on an iPod. ...