Institute for Music and Neurologic Function

Today’s theme: music in films (part two) CenterLight, Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center, Inc., Institute for Music and Neurologic Function , and Friends of CenterLight Foundation present "Together in Music," part of a daily activities series on Facebook aiming to keep our participants and members of the community engaged while staying home to keep safe from COVID-19. "Together in Music" includes a variety of music-based programs including sing-along to familiar music, music reminiscence, music and movement, and music relaxation--all to promote virtual social interactions, community and togetherness.

Today’s theme: music in films! CenterLight, Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center, Inc., Institute for Music and Neurologic Function , and Friends of CenterLight Foundation present "Together in Music," part of a daily activities series on Facebook aiming to keep our participants and members of the community engaged while staying home to keep safe from COVID-19. "Together in Music" includes a variety of music-based programs including sing-along to familiar music, music reminiscence, music and movement, and music relaxation--all to promote virtual social interactions, community and togetherness.

I will be joining Joseph LeDoux and Ittai Shapira for this interesting conversation on Music, Health, and Healing

Here's an opportunity to hear about Music and Population Health.

We have observed this in so many musicians who retain the ability to perform despite cognitive /memory issues. https://www.classicfm.com//inspiring-pianist-dementia-re/

Role of Music and Music Therapy in Epilepsy Care to be addressed

Rhythm is fundamental

Sorry - There was a link problem with co-hosting this. Here is the full program recording

Theme of this week: Garden. CenterLight, Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center, Inc., Institute for Music and Neurologic Function , and Friends of CenterLight Foundation present "Together in Music," part of a daily activities series on Facebook aiming to keep our participants and members of the community engaged while staying home to keep safe from COVID-19. "Together in Music" includes a variety of music-based programs including sing-along to familiar music, music reminiscence, music and movement, and music relaxation--all to promote virtual social interactions, community and togetherness.

Be sure to tune in tomorrow Sept 29th - the work of the IMNF will be included in this discussion of music and its impact on memory

Tomorrow morning

Interesting program today on Music and New Tech