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To: Kristen Ng[kristen.ng©yale.edu] From: Tramo, Mark Jude Sent: Mon 3/29/2010 3:06:09 AM Subject: RE: Yale Daily News Questions about Music and the Brain Thank you for your e-mail and interest, Kristen. I'd be delighted to have a conversation about dance therapy for patients with cerebral palsy, especially with a reporter from my undergraduate alma mater! If you could send along some convenient times and a number, I will try to give you a call when I'm driving home from work one night this week, if it's not too late, as I'm on the West Coast. Please send my warmest regards to my Neurology colleague, Dr Aisen, with thanks for the referral - we spent many a long night together during our training in Manhattan at The New York Hospital - Cornell Medical Center and Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Some music, neuroscience, and medicine info pertinent to your interests is posted at www.BrainMusic.org. The Institute for Music & Brain Science is presently looking for summer interns to work on research and writing projects with faculty at UCLA and Harvard June - August. Please feel free to let friends and classmates interested in interdisciplinary work in the arts and sciences know. What College are you in? I'm Trumbull '78. Please visit my roommates and me at myspace.com/MenWithTales, including Ben Singleton's dad, Jamie - Ben is a musician at Trumbull, class of 2012. One of the 14 students who interned at The Institute last summer, Jourdan Urbach, is also a musician at Yale - he's Pierson Class of 2012. I look forward to talking soon - please give my warm regards to Dr Aisen and, if you happen to know them, Ben and Jourdan. Sincerely, Mark Jude Tramo MD PhD Director, The Institute for Music & Brain Science David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Dept of Neurology Herb Alpert School of Music at UCLA, Dept of Ethnomusicology Harvard University, Mind Brain & Behavior Initiative ASCAP/NARAS www.BrainMusic.org [email protected] From: Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2010 12:19 AM To: Tramo, Mark Jude Subject: Questions about Music and the Brain Dr. Tramo, On Behalf Of Kristen Ng My name is Kristen Ng and I write for the Yale Daily News. I'm currently working on a piece about dance therapy for individuals with cerebral palsy, and Mindy Aisen suggested I speak with you regarding your research on the effects of music on the brain. I'd really appreciate the chance to have a brief conversation - let me know if this is possible and if there is a convenient time to talk. Thanks, EFTA_R1_01496014 EFTA02427005 EFTA_R1_01496015 EFTA02427006