Music for Self-Care
Fred Stobaugh, "Oh, Sweet Lorraine," and the Therapeutic Value of Musical Expression
Can People With Parkinson’s Disease Sing?
Not too long ago, superstar singer Linda Ronstadt told the world that she has Parkinson’s disease. Because of this, she said, “I can’t sing at all…I can’t sing a note.” Along with a world full of music lovers, I am very sorry to hear of Ronstadt’s health struggles. I can only imagine how difficult it…
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Context Matters: Lesson 2 from "Some Nights"
What "Some Nights" Taught Me About Expressive Movement to Music
What Elvis Can Teach Eldercare Professionals
It’s a well-known story in certain circles. A poor white boy from Tupelo, Mississippi moves to Memphis with his family. As a teenager, he learns to love music – gospel, blues, country – and even without formal musical training of any sort, he decides that his future is in music. He goes to Sun Studio…
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