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Every Brain Needs Music

The Neuroscience of Making and Listening to Music

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Larry S. Sherman, a neuroscientist and lifelong musician, and Dennis Plies, a professional musician and teacher, collaborate to explore all the ways we encounter music—teaching, learning, practicing, performing, composing, improvising, and listening—in terms of neuroscience as well as music pedagogy, showing how the brain functions and changes in the process.




Larry S. Sherman

Larry S. Sherman is a professor of neuroscience at the Oregon Health & Science University. He studies ways to repair brain damage in people with diseases such as multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer’s, including processes such as myelination, neurogenesis, and the functioning of neurons.




Dennis Plies

Dennis Plies is a professional musician, music teacher, and former professor of music at Warner Pacific University in Portland, Oregon. He taught aural skills and piano and directed jazz ensembles for over thirty-seven years.

Prelude — p. ixOverture — p. xiiiFirst Movement What Is Music, and Why Does It Exist? — p. 1Second Movement How Your Brain Composes Music — p. 22Third Movement Practicing Music, Part I: The Partnership of Motivated Music Students and Motivated Music Teachers — p. 51Fourth Movement Practicing Music, Part II: Understanding the Neuroscience — p. 71Fifth Movement Practicing Music, Part III: Changing Your Brain to Get It Right — p. 94Sixth Movement How Your Brain Performs Music — p. 117Seventh Movement How Your Brain Listens to Music — p. 140Eighth Movement Why Your Brain Likes Music — p. 162Coda The Final Jam with Dennis and Larry: A Reflective Improvisation — p. 192Acknowledgments — p. 201Appendix A: First Survey — p. 205Appendix B: Second Survey — p. 225Notes — p. 227Bibliography — p. 243Index — p. 261

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