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SUMMARY:Music\, the Brain\, and Aging
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DESCRIPTION:This unique course explores the cognitive and physiological im
 pacts of music on aging\, drawing from multiple disciplines and requiring 
 no prior musical background..\nhttps://beltib.libnet.info/event/11725299
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong><em>By signing up for one session 
 in this series\, you are signing up for all five sessions. It is recommend
 ed\, but not required\, to attend all five sessions in the series as the c
 ourse materials builds on each previous session.</em></strong></p>\n<p><st
 rong><em>Sessions are Monday\, Sept. 23 &amp\; 30\; Monday Oct. 7\, 14\, &
 amp\; 21.</em></strong></p>\n<p>In recent years\, interest has greatly exp
 anded to account for music's cognitive connections\, or the way music can 
 alter our body composition for the better.</p>\n<p>To say that the implica
 tions for this research on healthy aging are significant is an understatem
 ent.</p>\n<p>This course discusses the relationship between music and our 
 cognitive processes as we age\, drawing on elements from physics\, neurosc
 ience\, psychology\, as well as examples from history.</p>\n<p>Previous mu
 sical experience is not necessary.</p>\n<p><strong>About the instructor</s
 trong></p>\n<p>This unique course is led by Brad Schultz\, who holds a PhD
  in Musicology from the University of Oregon. Dr. Schultz teaches music co
 urses at the University of Oregon and Santa Rosa Junior College\, and has 
 served on the faculty of Luther College in Decorah\, Iowa.</p>\n<p>He is a
 lso music director\, organist\, choir director\, and artistic director of 
 the concert series at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Belvedere\, as well
  as the artistic director of the Contra Costa Chorale.</p>\n<p>Dr. Schultz
  received a Master's of Sacred Music degree in organ performance from Emor
 y University and Candler School of Theology in Atlanta\, GA\, and a Bachel
 or's degree in tuba performance from Luther College.</p>\nhttps://beltib.l
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