9 thoughts on “ I Wanna Feel The Music (Memory Speed) ”

1. Dec 16,  · Watching the documentary, Alive Inside, A Story of Music and Memory, inspired me to reach out to granperphejikepar.missrucpotemadistnelmarkjongfactreti.infoinfo and learn more about bringing music to people with dementia/Alzheimer’s. Last year after writing the post, “Music Changes Everything,” I have kept a mental log of how my clients responded to certain music.

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2. You know, I love it when the music's loud But c'mon, strip that down for me (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah) Oh, strip that down, girl Love when you hit the ground, girl (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah) (strip that down) Oh, strip that down, girl Love, when you hit the ground (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah) Oh, strip that down, girl.

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3. The Therapeutic Benefits of Personalized Music. Henry’s remarkable re-awakening is not unique. In thousands of MUSIC & MEMORY® Certified Care Organizations throughout the U.S. and Canada, we’re helping many individuals struggling from dementia and other chronic cognitive and physical impairments reconnect with family, friends and caregivers through our personalized digital music program.

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4. The second most important part of learning to feel the music is to go out and listen to music of that genre. I'm sure you already do, but it's worth pointing out how essential it is. There's a famous piece of Russian music which sought to replicate the American Jazz movement (Edit: I'd forgotten the name, but margalo's most excelent sleuthing.

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5. Music & Memory Videos; Playlists; Community; Channels; About; Home Feel Good Videos - Playlist. Music & Memory (official) Alive Inside Film of Music and Memory Project - Henry's Story - Duration: 6 minutes, 45 seconds. , views; 8 years ago; CC; Story of Henry - Music & Memory iPod Project - Alive Inside Documentary.

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7. We've all experienced this: hearing a song triggers a memory. For me, for example, the song Peggy Sue (Buddy Holly and the Crickets, ) triggers a memory of a car ride in the s, driving through my hometown, with the song on the radio, and my Mom at the wheel of our rounded, light-blue Plymouth. I could go on and list dozens, or hundreds of songs and associated memories.

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8. It gives the message of saying, “Hey, this song says something about me. Maybe you feel the same way I do?” While music can serve as a link to connect with others better, it has the ability to make one emotionally attach a song to a specific memory or person. At times, music is like time-travel because of its ability to evoke unsolicited.

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9. Sep 23,  · The Powerful Effects of Music in Memory Care Fortunately, you don't have to be a physician, scientist, memory care specialist, or music therapist to make meaningful connections through music. So dust off that piano or CD player, or better yet, warm up your voice and start singing!

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