We are so excited to be back with Season 4! This season, we're highlighting the stories of people whose voices are often ignored or outright silenced, and who use music to be heard. Check out our first episode, featuring JJJJerome Ellis. https://t.co/F6wKxlsVTT
The second conference on “Music and Eye-tracking“, which will be held in-person and online 7th-8th of July 2022 in Frankfurt, Germany is calling for abstract submissions.
Deadline is February 11th, submit here: https://t.co/zEIeFhhIey
#musicalprocess#soundhealth
HINT to this month's theme.
Music is the art of arranging sound in time. It is cultural and it is performative. There is a music genre characterized by its ability to be spontaneous and create itself in the moment.
What is this technique that reveals our theme?
#soundhealth
Researchers at the @UTokyo_News_en used MRI imaging to study the #brains of students during a task focused on musical observation. They found that students trained to play #music from a young age exhibited specific brain activity more strongly than others. https://t.co/Bsr55hMEtd
Is the repetitive structure of Ravel’s Boléro is a sign that the #composer suffered from dementia? Neuroscientists have analyzed the #music in search of answers, but so far, there is no consensus on a diagnosis.
https://t.co/MXWxrf5IyP
Next Friday January 21st, @NEAarts Research Labs will hold a webinar for its Research Grants in the Arts funds research. This grant covers components of U.S. arts ecology and its interaction the domains of American life.
Learn more and attend here: https://t.co/CSmpnBLaPz
A pair of researchers from Germany and Singapore have created a brain-computer interface (BCI) that matches #music to a user's #mood in real time. Their goal is to teach listeners experiencing #mentalillness how to regulate and control their own emotions. https://t.co/LAh3liLZLY
Concerned about the effects of #schoolclosures on your child? Listening to music at home or participating in musical activities might be an important way for parents & children to reduce #stress & find ways to regulate their #emotions.
https://t.co/2Qgl3I4qqx
@TheBostonPops recently designed for people who are living w/#autism, on the spectrum, or living w/#sensorysensitivities. The performance featured lower volume & lighting levels, extra space for movement, a quiet room, & credentialed autism therapists .https://t.co/Z4HXmkLfU3
Musicians' #brains seem to excel at tackling new tongues due to their mastery of sound. And thanks to the nature of their training, #vocalists (like podcast host @indrevis) may have a particular advantage. https://t.co/83z2NFc38w
We know that #music triggers “happy hormones,” like #dopamine and #serotonin, so why to we hate hold music so much? @wired explores why.
https://t.co/fjqKaXZxJR
On behalf of DJC staff & board of directors we are proud to announce our new mission statement: Dismantling stereotypes around race and prison in America by amplifying the voices of justice-impacted musicians and artists. ⚡️
Need a good #cry after yesterday's #Thanksgiving meal? Try your favorite melancholy tune.
@Shape_Magazine shares why crying to your favorite sad songs feels so fantastic.
https://t.co/m5rQow38pr
Kick off your #Thanksgiving celebration with one of our favorite pieces, The Promise Of Living, arranged by John Williams, written by Aaron Copland, and based on an old hymn tune.
May your #holiday be joyous!
https://t.co/2EhMDhC2qT
It's hard to talk about #music right now without mentioning @taylorswift13's "All Too Well." Learn more about why this song has taken over headlines all over the world with this article from @washingtonpost.
#TaylorSwift#AllTooWell
https://t.co/3sv7ZqtIUW
Reminder: The Reddit AMA about the Next Jazz Legacy program starts at 1PM ET!
Here's the direct link to the post where you can ask questions: https://t.co/8gFHKbHYBo
On Wed 12/1, get a preview of The NeuroArts Blueprint!
@artsandmindlab@HopkinsMedicine and @AspenInstitute will unveil this bold roadmap bringing together science, the arts, and technology to promote health and wellbeing.
Register: https://t.co/DQSnHfpZix
The press preview for the Bowes Center for Performing Arts on Nov. 13 announced the San Francisco Conservatory of Music ’s (SFCOM) major expansion in the heart of the city’s Civic Center. “It’s a planting of the flag, and …
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