A symphony for dementia
mainConcert in Symphony Hall, Boston, Monday night.
Be there.
There is no room for Sir Simon Rattle…
Decca is marking the birth centenary of John…
Ignore the annual furore about pop insertions at…
The Vienna Philharmonic has just awarded honorary membership…
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We already have a symphony for dementia. (Ravel’s “Bolero”)
(Thought for the day: I used to do scientific research on dementia, but I kept forgetting what I was trying to swim.)
the anti-Dory
It seems that classical music is therapeuticcally effective for brain problems, not only autism but also dementia.
Dementia is going to be a huge problem as the population continues to age. The best ways to prevent or at least delay it are healthy diet and exercise.