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  • Music and development,  Music and Health,  Music and Neurosciences V

    Music & Neurosciences V – Blog 8 (Music and Infants)

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    Hello Dear Reader The morning of Day 4 of the Music and Neurosciences V conference featured yet another beautiful blue sky. It has rained quite a bit in Switzerland lately so it has been nice to experience a run of pleasant weather. One of the best things about Dijon is the recent pedestrianization of the streets, which means I have had lovely walks every day past the Palais Des Ducs to the talk venue. This pleasant amble will be missed. Although tired – this was the last day of the conference – I was determined not to miss the final two symposia of the conference. They featured comment along the…

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  • Music & Emotion,  Music and Neurosciences V

    Music & Neurosciences V – Blog 7 (Musical Emotions)

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    Hello Dear Reader I hope you will forgive my lapse on the afternoon of Day 3. I was late staying at the poster session so I missed the start of symposium 7 on “The Beat” as a structured environment for movement, communication and socialization. This was a shame but having missed the start I decided  to have a rest so that I was refreshed for the final session of the day. If you are interested in this Beat symposium, organised by Katie Overy, then you can find all the abstracts online. A little frayed but rested, I headed back for the final symposium of the day organised by Stefan Koelsch…

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