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“Music moves me.”
I hear this all the time when I introduce myself as a music therapist. Typically, people are referring to the emotional affect music has on them. Music reaches us in a way that other things do not. It accesses our emotions, involves our minds, shapes our identity, connects us in community…and it also, literally, moves us. My audience knows all of these things, but what I know and get to share with them – and with you – is why.
rhythm prompts motor. Our brains are just naturally organized for movement to be a response to some audible rhythm. The areas of the brain that prime or prepare movement have direct pathways that easily recruit the auditory cortex, so every beat or rhythm we hear has a very easy and efficient path to cue movement. Some of us have a stronger connection with rhythm and specific songs that “move us,” not realizing that we’ve cultivated this by strengthening neural connections over the years.
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