A busy week for rhythm & drum parties all over Montreal, featuring Rhythm Exchange! We hope to see you! Come join the party and show us your beats!     … Continue reading →

This September, Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart exposed his brain to a live audience at the annual meeting of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) in New Orleans, Louisiana. … Continue reading →

Canadian researchers lead the way in understanding the neurological, psychological and cognitive basis of music. read more about this fascinating research: http://www.universityaffairs.ca/features/feature-article/music-on-their-minds/

Recreational Music-Making Inspires Creativity & Bonding in Long-Term Care Residents Bittman, B., Bruhn, K., Lim, P., Neve, A., Stevens,C. Knudsen, C. , 2003  

Banging the drums to help beat Tourette’s By: Simon Fuller Posted: 04/6/2011 3:58 AM

Live music can reduce stress and stabilize vital signs in premature babies, letting them devote more energy to normal development, said a study on music in medicine. Read the full … Continue reading →

Music as medicine has huge potential, study suggests. McGill University researchers sought patterns in 400 published researcher papers. See the full article here

I just saw this video posted on a friend’s site, and it must be shared! Very inspiring and worth taking a few minutes to enjoy.

Written for the West End Times, by Brian J. Roscoe Have you ever been listening to music and found yourself tapping your feet or drumming your fingers. Most people have … Continue reading →

Rhythm Exchange, a company that offers drumming lessons, hosts birthday parties and team-building workshops, is also open to people with various special needs. Founder Steven Zangwill says that “everyone becomes … Continue reading →