Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin says listening to music can help cure certain medical issues, including one suffered by Joni MItchell.
Joni Mitchell performs onstage during the 66th GRAMMY Awards at Crypto.com Arena on February 04, 2024 in Los Angeles, California.is hardly your typical neuroscientist and writer. With his background as a musician, songwriter, and producer, he’s helped Stevie Wonder andwith input on compilations, signed new-wave bands back in the Eighties, and had an uber-backstage pass to the Police reunion tour, where he was able to hang out with the three musicians after shows and hear them dissect each gig.
The evidence came in at first, in trickles. The first big study that interested me was one from an operating room, where they played people relaxing music or gave them a Valium, which is the normal thing you do. The people who heard music fared better. They recovered more quickly. Their blood pressure was lower. They reported lower stress and tension.
He needed a Teleprompter for the lyrics. On the final tour, he would sing a song two or three times in a row, because he’d forget he had just done it. He’d forget what city he was in. But when it came to the guitar playing, once the downbeat started, even if he forgot the lyrics, he knew what song it was, and he knew some of the words and what he was supposed to do. So the insight with Glen Campbell wasn’t anything that a neuroscientist couldn’t have predicted.
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