Musical Brain Conference 2011: Why Music? Is Music Different from the Other Arts?
Friday 7th October 2011 at the UCL Institute of Neurology, Queens Square, London WC1N 3BG.
The evening concert, which is integral to the conference, will be in St. Pancras parish church, a ten minutes walk away.
Book online: www.acefoundation.org.uk/courses
or by telephone: 01223 499 707

Click here to see the 2011 conference programme

The Musical Brain is a registered charity which aims to bring together artists, scientists, teachers, therapists and the public, in original and stimulating environments, to examine the effects of music and other art forms upon the human mind, brain and body.

Seniors prefer listening to music on analog media because they find it to be more calming. Record players, cassette decks, phonographs, gramophones, and other devices are available for use. The audio cassettes are simple to use, whereas setting up a record player is a little difficult, for which we recommend turntablewave.com. However, younger generations can opt for digital mediums.