IAMM With You: In Conversation with Artur C. Jaschke, PhD
In this lecture, we will explore the influence of music based therapies and interventions from the neonatal intensive care unit up through childhood in light of music education to young adulthood.
Music touches us quite literally and provides us with and elegant insight into brain development, epigenetics and transfer to learning and experiencing the world around us. How does the brain process, perceive and produce music and how can this be used in clinical settings NICU and what are the benefits from music education on cognitive development?

Artur C Jaschke is Professor (Lector) music-based therapies and interventions at the department of Music Therapy at ArtEZ University of the Arts in Enschede the Netherlands, specialising in the interrelation of music, executive functions and brain maturation in clinical and non clinical populations as well as visiting researcher cognitive neuroscience of music at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the University Medical Center Groningen. Additionally, he is visiting fellow clinical Neuromusicology at the VU University Amsterdam (The Netherlands) in the department of Clinical Neuropsychology.
Host: Camila Pfeiffer, MA, MT-BA, Lic., Member of IAMM's Board of DirectorsÂ
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