Daniel S. Scholz

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Germany

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Thomas Münte

University of Lübeck

GERMANY

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Eckart Altenmüller

Full Professor

Hanover University of Music Drama and Media

GERMANY

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Matthias Kliegel

University of Geneva

SWITZERLAND

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Dimitri Van De Ville

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University of Geneva

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Frédéric Grouiller

University of Geneva

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Daniel S. Scholz

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Stress in Musicians with and Without Focal Dystonia Is Not Reflected in Limbic Circuit Activation

Music interventions in 132 healthy older adults enhance cerebellar grey matter and auditory working memory, despite general brain atrophy

Focal Dystonia and the Stress Network: The Role of Stress Vulnerability and Adverse Childhood Experiences in the Development of Musician's Dystonia.

Fine motor control improves in older adults after one year of piano lessons: Analysis of individual development and its coupling with cognition and brain structure.

Increased functional connectivity in the right dorsal auditory stream after a full year of piano training in healthy older adults.

Association of Music Interventions With Health-Related Quality of Life

Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Perfectionism on Musician’s Dystonia: a Case Control Study

Evidence of cortical thickness increases in bilateral auditory brain structures following piano learning in older adults

Six Months of Piano Training in Healthy Elderly Stabilizes White Matter Microstructure in the Fornix, Compared to an Active Control Group.

Low Self-Esteem and Music Performance Anxiety Can Predict Depression in Musicians

Neural Plasticity in a French Horn Player with Bilateral Amelia

Improved Speech in Noise Perception in the Elderly After 6 Months of Musical Instruction.

Impact of Psychic Traumatization on the Development of Musicians' Dystonia: Six Exploratory Case Studies.

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Thomas Münte

Eckart Altenmüller

Matthias Kliegel

Dimitri Van De Ville

Frédéric Grouiller

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