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SUMMARY:En sång för Alzheimer
LOCATION:Playhouse Teater\, Drottninggatan 71A\, 11137 Stockholm
DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer Life presents\n\nEN SÅNG FÖR ALZHEIMER\n\nOn the 
 healing power of music when memory has faded\n\n“Music became a kind of
  sanctuary where time stood still and Mum was herself. With access to her
  whole life and everything that had made her who she was.”\n\nLisa Nils
 son\n\nResearch shows that music can reach the healthy parts of a person 
 with cognitive illness in an astonishing way! Music brings memories back 
 to life. Memories that give rise to feelings\, feelings that create conne
 ction — something crucial to the quality of life of both the person aff
 ected and those around them.\n\nBut what is it that gives music such a sp
 ecial ability to get through when all other routes are closed? And how ca
 n you use it in your own life?\n\nAt Frukost med Alzheimer Life\, choir s
 ingers\, researchers\, artists and people affected by the condition come 
 together to talk about music as medicine for cognitive illness.\n\nContri
 butors\n\nLisa Nilsson\, artist\n\nShe is one of Sweden’s best-loved ar
 tists\, with a career spanning more than three decades and a string of mu
 ch-loved songs to her name. We’ll hear her sing a couple of her songs a
 nd talk about the importance of music to her and her mother\, who died of
  Alzheimer’s disease.\n\nPhoto above: Nikola Stankovic\n\nKatarina Lind
 blad\, music therapist\n\nA music therapist and PhD in musicology at the 
 University of Trondheim. Katarina will give us a thorough overview of cur
 rent knowledge about the effects of music on the brain\, as well as pract
 ical tips on how to use musi…
URL:https://www.stockholm.com/en/show/e022546
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