The Brain and Music

Tweet Today was Labor Day and I decided to do the Mayor’s Bike and Hike Event down by the Ohio River. It was a beautiful day and riding the 10-12 miles downtown and along the river was just a gorgeous trip. When I got home, I was ready to sit down at the piano and […]

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Tweet They say that the brain is the last unexplored frontier, but over the last decade or two, much research has been conducted that documents how sound and vibration impact the brain in a very positive way. The following was found on today’s “The Daily Turn-on.” Enjoy! Did you know you can actually charge up […]

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Tweet I love to go to Boston because I have family there and they are part of the music world there as well as the medical world. On a recent trip to Boston, I heard about a fascinating stuady and was going on with the conductor of the Boston pops and his audience: “Mozart and […]

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Tweet At the moment, my youngest daughter is in town, visiting me from Santa Fe, where she is getting more and more into bike racing. I’m trying to ride with her a little bit while she’s home but as I’ve mentioned in previous posts, I havn’t ridden in almost 25 years and I’m about 40 […]

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Tweet I’ve spent the past week in NYC doing two major musical activities. On Tuesday night I heard my youngest sister conduct her orchestra in Carnegie Hall. It was a true peak experience and the positive neurochemicals such as serotonin and dopamine were surely flowing in abundance! My mother and another sister were there and […]

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