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        Sabato 14th  October 2017

          1st session  – morning

          Music and scientific research

            Chairman: Tomaso Vecchi

 

08.30	Registration
09.30	Conference Introduction Rossella Fois
9.45	1st session introduction Giuliano Avanzini
10.00	Brain correlates of music-evoked emotions and implications for therapy Stefan Koelsch
10.45	Applications of cognitive psychology of music to Alzheimer’s patients Emmanuel Bigand
11.30	Music Therapy and learning disabilities Luisa Lopez
12.10	Discussion
12.30	Lunch
	2nd session – afternoon Clinical fields of Music Therapy connected to social problems Chairman: Gerardo Manarolo
14.15	Working with the person beyond symptom management: contribution of music therapy to wider dementia care Orii McDermott
15.00	MusiCare! Music Therapy and drug addiction; perspectives, applications and analysis of a research study Stefano Navone
15.30	Dyslexia and music training Alessio Surian, Giovanna Ferrari
15.50	Discussion
16.05	Coffee Break
16.20	Music Therapy with Refugees in Germany – theoretical framework and practical insight into a challenging work environment Tina Mallon
16.50	MARS training: a new challenge for Music Therapy in the context of marginalised communities in and beyond Europe Deborah Parker
17.20	“Migrant music therapy”: taking care in a new way, through the integration of clinical work, training and research of ASST Santi Paolo e Carlo, Milan Anna Vandoni
17.40	Discussion
18.00	Closing remarks
	Sunday  15th October  2017 3rd sessione – morning Music from music therapeutic and neuroscientific perspectives Chairman: Rossella Fois
09.30	Prima la musica e poi le parole Jos de Backer
10.15	Interpersonal synchronization, a cornerstone of change in music therapy? Katrien Foubert
10.45	Discussion
11.05	Coffee Break
11.30	Lecture-concert
	How does music evoke emotions in the brain? Stefan Koelsch Johannes Brahms Violin Sonata  op. 78 n.1 in G Major Violin: Stefan Koelsch; Piano: Ruta Standalnykaite
12.30	Discussion and closing remarks