A World-Wide Music Care Conference Gathering!
Why A Music Care Conference?
The Power of Music: Innovations in care is an international conference bringing together community members who are interested in music and care. This educational and inspirational conference identifies and integrates common themes and issues using music across the care spectrum and highlights the social implications of music in care.
We are a partnership made up of various bodies and organizations with a shared interest.
Presenters are experts in their field either through academic training, clinical or life experience. Participants include allied healthcare providers, family and volunteer caregivers, care receivers, musicians, faith-based and community agencies, students and the community-at-large.
How Our Virtual Music Care Conference Works
This is a compressed, three day conference. Each day there will be three components for you to experience.
- Performance - a live, recorded one-hour performance with Q & A interactions from the artist
- Presentations - view, on your own time, 6 - 7 live, recorded presentations by our speakers from around the world
- LIVE Panel Discussion - presentation speakers engage in conversation where you will be able to ask questions via the chat room
Once you have registered you will receive an e
mail notification from "Eventbrite".
Instructions will follow closer to the conference date on
how to watch and link up each day.
Recommendations for Participation
The conference will run for three consecutive hours
each day depending on your time zone.
- We recommend attending at these times to engage best with other conference participants during the event.
- You will also be able to watch the presentations (only) a few days in advance; when available these links will be sent to you via Eventbrite.
- On each conference day, links for that day’s keynote video and live panel session will be sent at midnight GMT via Eventbrite.
- Recordings of each conference session will be available to registered attenders on our website until the end of March, 2021.
DAILY SCHEDULE
Day 1 - March 16 - Music, Well-being & Technology
Day 1 - March 16 - Music, Well-being & Technology
Day 1 - March 16 - Music, Well-being & Technology
Performance
Bliss iband, Canada
Presentations
(pre-recorded / view at your pace)
Singing For Lung Health
Phoene Cave
The Musical Breath, UK
Starting A Virtual Choir
Mark Strachan
The Self Isolation Virtual Choir, UK
Supporting Music Makers
In Times Of Stress
Nick Cutts
Opus Music, UK
How Neil Diamond Helped
Us Fight Covid
Michelle Ar
Performance
Bliss iband, Canada
Presentations
(pre-recorded / view at your pace)
Singing For Lung Health
Phoene Cave
The Musical Breath, UK
Starting A Virtual Choir
Mark Strachan
The Self Isolation Virtual Choir, UK
Supporting Music Makers
In Times Of Stress
Nick Cutts
Opus Music, UK
How Neil Diamond Helped
Us Fight Covid
Michelle Armstrong
Playlist for Life, UK
Technology To Enhance Quality Of Life Through Music
Andrea Creech
McGill University, Canada
How Participatory Music
Enhances Well-Being
Rosie Perkins
Royal College of Music, UK
Live Panel Discussion
Phoene Cave,
Nick Cutts,
Andrea Cohen,
Rosie Perkins,
Michelle Armstrong,
Ben England
Moderator
Bev Foster
Room 217 Foundation, Canada
Day 2 - March 17 - Music & Wellness in Young People
Day 1 - March 16 - Music, Well-being & Technology
Day 1 - March 16 - Music, Well-being & Technology
Keynote Speaker In Conversation
Evelyn Glennie, UK
Presentations
(pre-recorded / view at your pace)
Remote Music Therapy Working With Children
Rebecca Atkinson and Irene Lo CoCo
Chiltern Music Therapy, UK
Impact of Music Therapy
on ASD
Dr. Monika Geretsegger
GAMUT, Norwegian Research Centre, NO
What Neuroscience Tells
Us About Music & Wellne
Keynote Speaker In Conversation
Evelyn Glennie, UK
Presentations
(pre-recorded / view at your pace)
Remote Music Therapy Working With Children
Rebecca Atkinson and Irene Lo CoCo
Chiltern Music Therapy, UK
Impact of Music Therapy
on ASD
Dr. Monika Geretsegger
GAMUT, Norwegian Research Centre, NO
What Neuroscience Tells
Us About Music & Wellness
In Young People
Rachael Finnerty
McMaster University, Canada
TSOUND Connection
Dawn Ellis -Mobbs and Nicole Balm
Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra, Canada
A Model For Intergenerational
Music Making: IMHope
Chelsea Mackinnon
McMaster University, Canada
Music Making With Children in Challenging Circumstances
Karen Irwin
Live Music Now, UK
Intergenerational music-making
Charlotte Miller
IMM, UK
Live Panel Discussion
Dawn Ellis-Mobbs,
Nicole Balm,
Chelsea Mackinnon,
Monika Geretsegger,
Rachael Finnerty,
Rebecca Atkinson,
Irene Lo Coco,
Karen Irwin,
Charlotte Miller
Moderator
Nick Cutts,
Opus Music UK
Day 3 - March 18 - Music In Care Settings
Day 1 - March 16 - Music, Well-being & Technology
Day 3 - March 18 - Music In Care Settings
Performance
Breathe Harmony NHS Choir
Presentations
(pre-recorded / view at your pace)
From ICU to Corrections: Music Therapy in Complex Care
Jennifer Buchanan
JB Music Therapy, Canada
Promoting Care Residents’ Right To Music
Dan Cohen
Right to Music, US
The Power of Music at
Point of Care
Gordon Anderson
Memory Tracks, UK
Music
Performance
Breathe Harmony NHS Choir
Presentations
(pre-recorded / view at your pace)
From ICU to Corrections: Music Therapy in Complex Care
Jennifer Buchanan
JB Music Therapy, Canada
Promoting Care Residents’ Right To Music
Dan Cohen
Right to Music, US
The Power of Music at
Point of Care
Gordon Anderson
Memory Tracks, UK
Music for Dementia Radio
Grace Meadows
Music for Dementia, UK
Music in Adult Day
Programs
Ruth Watkiss
Alzheimer Society Peel, Canada
Diverse Sounds in
Palliative Care
Aaron Lightstone
Room 217, Canada
Live Panel Discussion
Grace Meadows,
Gordon Anderson,
Jennifer Buchanan,
Aaron Lightstone,
Dan Cohen,
Ruth Watkiss
Moderator
Douglas Noble
Live Music Now, UK