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SUMMARY:The Neuroscience of Music: The impact of sound on the brain
LOCATION:21Soho
DESCRIPTION:Discover how the brain builds sound into music\, and why it can
  move us to tears\, action\, or a shiver down the spine. Followed by Q&A.
 \n\nWe take our ability to hear\, understand and be moved by music for gra
 nted – yet it's an extraordinarily complex achievement. From vibrations 
 reaching the eardrum\, the brain constructs patterns of pitch\, rhythm\, t
 imbre and structure\, weaving them together with memory and expectation to
  produce powerful emotional and physiological responses.\n\nIn this worksh
 op\, Prof Lauren Stewart explores how much of music's emotional power may 
 come down to prediction. Our brain is constantly anticipating what happens
  next\, while music plays with those expectations – confirming or breaki
 ng them to create tension\, surprise and pleasure. She’ll also look at h
 ow listening to music activates the brain's motor networks\, and creates v
 ivid imagery and physiological responses like shivers down the spine. Fina
 lly\, we'll see how learning an instrument can actually rewire your brain 
 over time.\n\nWorkshop Highlights:\n\nExplore how the brain builds the per
 ception of pitch\, rhythm and sound into music\n\nUnderstand how predictio
 n and expectation shape music's emotional power\n\nDiscover the deep links
  between music\, movement and emotion in the brain\n\nLearn how learning a
 n instrument can reshape the brain\n\nDoors open at 7pm\, talk starts at 7
 :30pm - come down early to grab a good seat!\n\nSpeaker Bio:\n\nLauren is 
 Professor of Psychology at the University of Roehampton.\n\nBoletos: https
 ://dice.fm/event/eonp9o-the-neuroscience-of-music-the-impact-of-sound-on-t
 he-brain-16th-nov-21soho-london-tickets
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