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"Music, rhythm, and movement: Why we fill the silence?"

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Jennifer M.B. Wallace .

Jessica Grahn’s research covers music neuroscience, rhythm perception and production, and structural and functional brain plasticity. The Peterhouse Theory Group is an interdiscplinary seminar, drawing its audience from across university departments, including Literature, Anthropology, History, Theology, Neuroscience and Politics. Anyone is welcome to attend.

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