Group Singing: A Positive Intervention in the Lives of People with Parkinson’s.
„Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“
(William Byrd, 1543–1623)„Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“
(William Byrd, 1543–1623)„Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“
Grenville Hancox – Musician, Music-Educator, Professor Emeritus Canterbury Christ Church University, Honorary Professor of Music and Health University of Kent (GB)
Vortrag 14. November 2019 19 Uhr Atelier im KunstQuartier
Group Singing: A Positive Intervention in the Lives of People with Parkinson’s.
„Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“
Musician, Music-Educator, Professor Emeritus Canterbury Christ Church University, Honorary Professor of Music and Health University of Kent (GB)
Workshop 15. November 2019 13–19 Uhr
Universität Mozarteum R 1002 im KunstQuartier
(Inter)Mediation. Musik – Vermittlung – Kontext | Kooperationsschwerpunkt Wissenschaft und Kunst
Vortrag | 14. November 2019 | 19 Uhr Vortrag | 14. November 2019 | 19 Uhr Atelier im KunstQuartier
(Bergstraße 12a, 5020 Salzburg)
Workshop | 15. November 2019 | 13–19 Uhr Universität Mozarteum | R 1002 im KunstQuartier (Paris-Lodron-Straße 2a | Bergstraße 12a, 5020 Salzburg) Grenville Hancox
Grenville Hancox has enjoyed a long international career in music and music education. He built a dynamic music department at Canterbury Christ Church University highly regarded for performance and scholarship, co-founded the Sidney De Haan Research Centre for Arts and Health and embarked on a twenty year journey of research in practice, investigating the effect of singing on well being. In 2012 he founded Canterbury Cantata Trust, a charity developing Caring through Singing activities within the community.
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Group Singing: A Positive Intervention in the Lives of People with Parkinson’s.
„Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“ (William Byrd, 1543–1623) „Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“ (William Byrd, 1543–1623) „Since Singing Is so Good a Thing, I Wish All Men Would Learn to Sing“
Vortrag | Prior to the development of language(s) early man relied on the modulation of sound to communicate, to express emotions, and to respond to the natural and imagined worlds beyond his own. The long evolutionary process of man using modulated sound is of far greater significance than the flowering of Western European art music to the maintenance and development of well being.
The modulation of sound, i.e. singing, served as means for survival. Yet, throughout our history, singing has become exclusive rather than inclusive moving from the centre to the periphery of our existence.
In advocating group singing as an intervention for the improvement of health and well being, Grenville Hancox will call upon historical description, contemporary research, and his own work along with that of his colleagues, all promoting the social prescription of group singing.
all promoting the social prescription of group singing.
The lecture will be illustrated and may involve you in singing together!
The lecture will be illustrated and may involve you in singing together!
— Der Vortrag wird in Englisch abgehalten.
— Der Vortrag wird in Englisch abgehalten.
Workshop |
Workshop | Grenville Hancox will demonstrate the power of group singing as an intervention for People with Parkinsons’s (PWP): We will engage with materials, ideas, resources, making music which is the core of with Parkinsons’s (PWP): We will engage with materials, ideas, resources, making music which is the core of his work with PWP.
his work with PWP.
Parkinson-Patient/innen sind zur Teilnahme herzlich eingeladen.
Parkinson-Patient/innen sind zur Teilnahme herzlich eingeladen.
— Der Workshop wird in Deutsch und Englisch abgehalten. Es wird viel gesungen!
— Der Workshop wird in Deutsch und Englisch abgehalten. Es wird viel gesungen!
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