de Subject: The Musical Brain Conference 2010 Dear Dr Tramo, I am contacting you about an event which may interest yourself and your colleagues at the Institute for Music and Brain Science. Please find further details below: EFTA00737534 Robert Schumann — The Man, the Mind, the Music A conference on 2nd and 3rd Oc

sic is used most effectively in patient care. Such an ef- fort is one of the aims of neurologist Mark Jude Tramo, MD, PhD, founder and director of the Institute for Music and Brain Science at Harvard Medical School, in Boston. Throughout his ca- reer, Tramo has used music as a lens to examine brain function. He envi

e is no cure for the disease, but many people can control their symptoms with medication. In July of 2012, Epstein's Froundation provided support to the Institute for Music and Brain Science at Harvard for a clinical study that examined the effect of music with a medium tempo and strong metrical rhythms on symptoms of

a PhD candidate in Clinical Psychology in the Department of Psychology and Human Development at Vanderbilt University, and a Research Associate at the Institute for Music and Brain Science. Caitlin Van Ness, MST. is a Research Associate at the Institute of Music and Brain Science. Jerome Kagan. PhD, is Professor Em