| February 17, 2010 | ||
| 7:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |

Sherman Clay Pianos
131 Northwest 13th Avenue, Portland
TICKETS $25 — includes reception — available at the door or by clicking here.
OHSU neuroscientist Dr. Larry Sherman, with help from musicians from the Portland Chamber Orchestra and singer Valerie Day, will give a multi-media presentation that explores how listening to music and practicing music can influence brain development and brain aging. For those who have heard Dr. Sherman’s presentation in the past, this lecture/performance focuses on newer studies and includes music ranging from the Beatles to Bach. The presentation is in memory of Valerie Layton, a great friend of the arts in Portland. Proceeds will go to the Valerie and George Layton Memorial Fund to support the music and outreach activities of the Portland Chamber Orchestra.
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