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It's been a hot minute since my college days, but I do remember hearing about singing as one possible avenue of speech therapy. Something about using different parts of the brain I guess.
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It's been a hot minute since my college days, but I do remember hearing about singing as one possible avenue of speech therapy. Something about using different parts of the brain I guess.Yup, it's a different part of the brain. My wife's speech and memory are still worse for wear after she suffered a series of strokes in her left hemisphere several years ago, but she can belt out any tune she's heard in the past fifty years like it was nothing.
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It's been a hot minute since my college days, but I do remember hearing about singing as one possible avenue of speech therapy. Something about using different parts of the brain I guess.
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It's been a hot minute since my college days, but I do remember hearing about singing as one possible avenue of speech therapy. Something about using different parts of the brain I guess.I wonder where the delineation between singing and rapping is in this case.
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Ed Sheeran, Elvis Presley, Miss Montreal, Noel Gallagher, they all stutter when speaking but not when singing.
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I wonder where the delineation between singing and rapping is in this case.There's a Dutch rapper called Typhoon who can rap but speaks with a stutter
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Ed Sheeran, Elvis Presley, Miss Montreal, Noel Gallagher, they all stutter when speaking but not when singing.Let's not forget [the legend himself](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy8kmNEo1i8).
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Oh that's actually a known phenomenon music is a different part of the brain from speech for some reason. Lemme get on the computer with a keyboard I've got a few more fun comments...
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Oh that's actually a known phenomenon music is a different part of the brain from speech for some reason. Lemme get on the computer with a keyboard I've got a few more fun comments...for older folks like those currently suffering from dementia - try christmas carols or religious music played/sung during the big religious ceremonies. i spent years thinking what sort of music i could play my great grandma, because what music was even there in the 1930s in rural poland? but the last christmas we had with her we put on some christmas carols, and she came back alive a little. it was magical
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for older folks like those currently suffering from dementia - try christmas carols or religious music played/sung during the big religious ceremonies. i spent years thinking what sort of music i could play my great grandma, because what music was even there in the 1930s in rural poland? but the last christmas we had with her we put on some christmas carols, and she came back alive a little. it was magical
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Neat! Others have mentioned similar events in this thread, but no one has yet mentioned ‘wielding a red sword’ which is a book in the incarnations of immortality series by piers Anthony. War himself is afflicted in the same fashion and sings to communicate. Oh and get your mind out of the gutter. Really good series.