Mozart’s Formula: Smart-aging?

Off Centre Music Salon

Jonathan Crow, Sheila Jaffé, Elina Kelebeev, Andrea Ludwig, Rémi Pelletier, Inna Perkis, Giles Tomkins, Boris Zarankin & Winona Zelenka

Trinity-St. Paul's United Church and Centre for Faith, Justice and the Arts

<p>Have you heard of the Mozart effect? Popular science has long made claims that listening to Mozart in early childhood has a beneficial effect on our mental development. Is it true? Who knows… perhaps? But we have a somewhat Off Centre follow-up to that question: what about growing old with Mozart’s music? We’re no scientists, of course, but let us hypothesize and experience the smart-aging effects of Mozart’s music in action, in a program that will feature Mozart’s “The Hunt” String Quartet, K. 458, his D major Sonata for four hands, K. 123a, his spell-binding concert arias and operatic duets, and his Piano Quartet, K. 478.</p>

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