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Neurological basics of the way of playing the piano by the pianist's hands

Neurophysiology of movement applied to piano playing. How does the pianist use both hands simultaneously and asymmetrically. (...)
Lupus erythematosus and artistic practice

During their life artists can be faced with general diseases that may hinder their career, sometimes jeopardize it. The consequences of a disease on the artistic practice will depend on… (...)
Great vision in a painter

Color vision is a complex phenomenon. Each of us has cells specialized for color vision. The cones are the cells that react with colorful light waves. (...)
Chronic orofacial pain and the practice of musical instruments and singing

Musicians particularly wind players frequently feel orofacial pain. We often speak of temporomandibular disorders. A scientific study highlighted the high prevalence of orofacial pain in wind instrumentalists, violin and viola, compared to other instrumentalists in the orchestra. (...)
Baritone Michael Volle unveils his voice

What's really going on inside the mouth of a baritone singing. Video shows remarkably vocal act through functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). (...)
Death of a young model during a shooting in underwater environment

May 16, 2016, the Taiwanese model Olivia Ku drowned during a photo shoot underwater. (...)
A singer dies on scene of a cobra bite

The singer died of a snake bite on his singing tour. Musical shows with snakes are traditional in Indonesia, but are generally done with non-poisonous snakes or neutralizing the poison before the show. (...)
Musician's Yoga (Book)

This practical book provides the reader musician, over the illustrated lessons, progressive exercises and graduate programs based on the level of demand, highlighting the specific benefits depending on Instruments performed by musicians (...)