LONGWOOD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The Acclaimed Symphony Orchestra of Boston's Medical Community: We Practice the Healing Art of Music

CROSSING THE CORPUS CALLOSUM II


PROGRAM
The schedule will include a day-long course of events including talks by experts on music and brain development, music and rehabilitation and a discussion panel on music and autism.

 9:00am 
  

Registration & Breakfast

 
 9:30am






Introduction & Welcome
Lisa M. Wong, M.D., Milton Pediatrics & Harvard Medical School, Longwood Symphony Orchestra
 

 10:00am-12:00pm




Session I:  Music & Brain Development
Chair:  Psyche Loui, Ph.D., Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center & Harvard Medical School, Longwood Symphony Orchestra

 10:00am






Nadine Gaab, Ph.D., Children's Hospital Boston & Harvard Medical School
"Influences of musical training on language processing and executive functioning in typical and atypical developing children"

10:40am





Nina Kraus, Ph.D., Northwestern University
"Music for the development of listening and learning skills"

 11:20am





Laurel J. Trainor, Ph.D., McMaster University
"Making music with infants:  Benefits for cognitive, social and emotional development"

 12:00pm


Lunch

 
 1:00-2:45pm





Session II: Music & Rehabilitation
Chair: Michael Barnett, Harvard Medical School, Longwood Symphony Orchestra

 1:05pm





Keynote Speaker: 
Gottfried Schlaug, M.D., Ph.d., Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center & Harvard Medical School
"Effects of music on brain rehabilitation"

 2:05pm





Arthur Bloom, Musicorps, Renovation in Music Education (RIME)
"Musical Resuscitation: Helping Severely Injured Combat Veterans Recover Their Lives Through Music"

 2:45pm


 Coffee Break


 3:00-4:00pm











Session III: What can music do for children with autism?  A panel discussion
Moderator: Andrea E. Spencer, M.D., Massachusetts General Hospital, Longwood Symphony Orchestra
Panelists:
Boston Higashi School for Autism
Nicholas Lange, Sc.D., McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School/Harvard School of Public Health
Catherine Wan, Ph.D., Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center & Harvard Medical School


 4:00-5:00pm


Session IV: Poster Session




CHAMBER MUSIC
Musicians from the Longwood Symphony Orchestra


Lunch and coffee will be included with registration.


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