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Join the forum discussion on this postLearning to play a musical instrument challenges your brain in a dynamic way, which is enjoyable and fulfilling, but important for your brain’s development. See the video!!!! 

Join the forum discussion on this post 7 pieces of music that might make you cry By Andrew Dickson Thursday 12th July 2018 As everybody knows, weeping is terrifically good for the soul – and few things are as liable … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this postThe $100 in his pocket was supposed to be a gift from his grandma to buy Christmas presents for his family and friends. But Michael Morton just couldn’t get the flute out of his … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this postDate:  May 1, 2018 Source: University of Arizona summary: Children who grow up listening to music with their parents report having better quality relationships with their moms and dads when they reach young adulthood, … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this post About thirty refugee women sat in a circle at a church in El Cajon on a recent Monday morning, thrumming the pulse of a heartbeat on hand drums and with shakers. Under the … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this postOriginal Article Link Portland Startup Makes Music Therapy App To Help Stroke Survivors Walk Again By LUCAS RANDALL-OWENS • MAR 13, 2018 Brian Harris (left) and Owen McCarthy LUCAS RANDALL-OWENS / FOR MAINE PUBLIC Listen Listening… 4:46 Portland Startup … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this postIs it too late to pick up a musical instrument when you’re on the other side of 30? Absolutely not, say Classic FM’s Alexander Armstrong, Lucy Coward and John Suchet. It might seem like … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this postImagine that you’re a researcher who has unlimited time and resources, and a time machine that can travel anywhere in the world. You use these wondrous gifts to get a recording of every song … Continue reading →

Join the forum discussion on this post  When Your Eyes Move, So Do Your Eardrums … and no one knows why. Without moving your head, look to your left. Now look to your right. Keep flicking your eyes back and … Continue reading →