Music History
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Music and the Brain
Aphasia Clefs
100

This British band from the 1960s was known for it's international popularity.

Who are The Beatles?

100

"Take me home, country roads..."

...to the place I belong." (John Denver)

100

When listening to music, this chemical can stimulate pleasure and reward.

Dopamine

100

A therapist who uses music to address communication and other goals is called this.

What is a music therapist?

200

This style of music, popular in the 1970s, often featured disco balls and a driving beat.

What is disco?

200

"Sweet Caroline, good times never seemed so..."

"...good, good, good." (Neil Diamond)

200

This is the feeling of pleasure or excitement that music can evoke.

What is joy? (or emotion, or happiness)

200

"Till by turning, turning we..."

"...come round right (Simple Gifts)"

300

Famous composer known for being deaf

Who is Ludwig van Beethoven

300

"Ain't no sunshine when she's gone..."

"...and she's always gone too long anytime she goes away." (Bill Withers)

300

Music can be used in therapy to help people relax and reduce this feeling.

What is stress? (or anxiety)

300

"Thank you for being a friend..."

"...Traveled down a road and back again"

400

This American city is considered the birthplace of blues music.

What is New Orleans

400

"I got sunshine on a cloudy day..."

"...when it's cold outside I've got the month of May." (The Temptations - originally The Contours)

400

Singing can help improve this aspect of speech.

What is fluency? (or rhythm, or intonation)

400

"The founding group member..."

Doc

500

This female composer, despite living in the 12th century, left behind a significant body of Gregorian chant.

Who is Hildegard of Bingen?

500

"Hotel California... You can check out any time you like..."

"...But you can never leave!" (Eagles)

500

The steady beat of music can help regulate this bodily function

What is heart rate?

500

This part of the brain, involved in processing music, can sometimes remain more intact after a stroke affecting language areas.

What is the right hemisphere? (or non-dominant hemisphere)

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