What kind of person do you want to be and what will you do with your life to be it?
What kind of person do you want to be and what will you do with your life to be it?
Show Host: Frank Fitzpatrick
Distribution: through mainstream audio platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify
45 minute full-length video episodes will be made available and archived on
Arts Amplified YouTube and online channels.
10-15 minute short form video clips will be created from interviews and edited and i-indexed by subject for optional inclusion in the online course and/or provided to registered professionals and practitioners via a website l ink.
Sample Episodes:
1. Enhanced Creativity through Music, Media and Technolog
Guest(s) & Topics:
Nolan Bushnell, Founder of Atari Computers, BrainRush
o Game Technology Meets Brain Science for Enhanced Learning
Hall Davidson, Senior Director of Global Learning Initiatives at Discovery
o The Digital Transformation: Disrupting the Curve
2. Music-Infused Technology for Health & Wellness
Dr. Daniel Kraft, MD, Founder of Exponential Medicine, Faculty Chair for Health at
Singularity University
○ The Future of Music and Arts-Based Digital Therapeutics
○ Integration of AI, Big Data, Biometrics and Personalized Medicine to Measure
Efficacy and Impact of Digital Wellness and Humanities on the Individual.
○ Hearables and the Future of Wearables for Music, Sound and Movement
3. Music & Arts Therapy Go Digital
Helen Doulas E xecutive Director, International Foundation of the Healing Arts;
Founder/CEO, Able ARTS Work (Music and Arts Therapy Services) Professor,
Psychology of Music, Cal State University, Northridge
○ Taking National Music and Arts Therapy and Trainings Online
Angelo Molino, CMT, Composer, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Int’l Music and
Wellness Council
○ Training /Certifying Next Generation Music Therapists In a Digital Platform
4. Music and the Brain: Latest Insights & Opportunities
Dr. Daniel Levitan, Neuroscientist, Best-Selling Author, P rofessor Emeritus of
Psychology and Neuroscience at McGill University.
○ This i s Your Brain On Music
Timothy Mullen, Founder, Mozart and The Mind, CEO/Founder, Intheon
○ EEG Applied to Measuring Impact of Digital Humanities
5. Music In Motion: Digital Dance and Music-Infused Movement Platforms
Dr. Nina Kraus Professor of Neurobiology, Otolaryngology; Hugh Knowles Chair;
Fellow, Hugh Knowles Center
○ The Role of Dance and Music-Infused Movement i n a Digital Era
Dr. Dheodore Zanto, Ph.D. D irector of Neuroscience Research, Neuroscape;
Asst Professor, Neurology – UCSF, Ph.D. Complex Systems and Brain Sciences
○ Digital Applications for Rhythm-based Music and Movement Therapies
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6. The Power of Audio in Digital Humanities
Poppy Crum, Lead Scientist, Dolby Labs
○ Art & Science of applying Advanced Audio for Digital Experiences.
Greg Morgenstein, Engineer, Co-Founder and CEO of Hear360
○ Opportunities and Best Practices for Immersive and Interactive Audio.
7. Artists in the Mix
Herbie Hancock, Recording Artist, Chairman, The Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz
○ The Role of Improvisation, Arts, and Technology i n the Humanities.
Eric Whitacre, Composer, Conductor, TED Fellow, Founder of the Virtual Choir
Creating A Global Music and Arts Digital Collaboration Experience
8. Music-Infused Practices, Therapies, and Technology for Elders
Dr. Nicolas G. Bazan, MD, Ph.D. D irector, Neuroscience Center of Excellence,
Professor, LSU; Member, Royal Academy of Medicine, Spain; Author of “Uno Vida: A
Fable of Music and the Brain” Writer of the award-winning film “Of Mind and Music”
○ Combining Digital Music Therapies and Media Arts for Dementia / Alzheimers
Dan Cohen, Founder & CEO Right to Music, Public Speaker, Founder Music &
Memory, Subject of Alive Inside Sundance award-winning documentary
○ Scaling Music Therapy for Cognitive Decline i n Eldercare
9. Music, Technology and Creativity
Michael Gelb, Creativity Expert, Best-Selling Author, 1 7 books i ncl.H ow to Think Like
Leonardo Da Vinci, Discover Your Genius, Innovate Like Edison, A rt of Connection
○ Teaching and Cultivating Creativity through Digital Innovation
Dave Sorbara, Musician, Investor, Co-Founder Grayson Matthews, CEO Signal
○ New Digital Technologies for the Creative Community - An Overview
10. The Human Voice in Digital Therapies and Practices
Renee Flemming, Opera Singer, Actress, Artistic Advisor to the John F. Kennedy
Center for the Performing Arts; Co-Founder, Sound Health Network - a collaboration
with the National Institutes of Health and National Endowment for the Arts.
○ Voice, Brain and Body: A Pathway to Wellbeing,
Yuval Mor, Scientist, Founder Beyond Verbal, CEO, Umana Health
○ Voice, Biometrics and the Future of Health Technology
Additional Topics to be discussed:
● Augmented and Virtual Reality: Emerging Platforms
● Lowering Barriers to Music, Movement, and Inner Sciences
● Gamifying the Experience to Increase Engagement & Interactivity
● Online Education, Performance and Training Platforms for the Professional
● Hybrid Solutions: Integrating the Best of Personal Apps and Technology, Online
Platforms, and Human Interaction
MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) for professionals, teachers and graduate students i n the fields of health & wellness, music & entertainment, mindfulness, advanced technology, neuroscience & psychology, music, dance and arts therapy.
Arts Amplified Course - Topics & Syllabus
The curriculum will be developed from the best l earnings, practices and most relevant subjects from the seminars and podcast topics l isted above as well as specific areas and practices.
Weekly Topics
1. WHY Music - An Overview of Music-Infused Programming and Technologies
2. The Healing Path - Applying Music and Humanities to Health & Wellness
3. Enhanced Creativity through Music, Media and Technology
4. Going for Gold: The Role of Music i n Performance and Human Potential
5. The Power Playlist: Creating a Soundtrack for the Optimal Experience
6. Beyond Genre: Building Bridges for Empathy, Connection and Diversity
7. The Essence of Sound: Enhance Outcomes via Digital Sound and Audio
8. The Hearables Revolution: How Biometrics Will Transform Health and Digital
Humanities.
9. Dancing and The Rhythm of Life: The Impact of Music and Movement on the Brain
and Wellbeing
10. Playing and Singing: Scaling Health and Happiness through Music and Technology
Elements (each week; est. 4 hours to complete)
● Live Online Masterclass with Instructor (60-90 Min)
● Preparation Videos (Segments - 20-60 min total)
● Required Readings (3-5)
● Quizzes and Exercises.
● Latest Technologies.
● Best Practices.
● Current applied research.
● Online Groups for Shared l earnings and support
Examples of Elements
Core Readings ( partial l ist):
● Why Music, Fitzpatrick, Frank (Forthcoming book, 2021)
● This i s Your Brain on Music, Dr. Daniel Levitin (2006)
● Forbes & Hearables - Ongoing C olumn on Future of Music, Tech and Wellness
Videos: T he course resources will i nclude a combination of excerpts from the Arts
Amplified Launch Seminar and monthly Podcast series, along with contributions from
experts i n the field, and original productions. Some examples of our related work:
● Sound of the Future ( Article, Performance and Video from Singularity University)
● Education Disrupted Intro: Leading applications of digital media & technology.
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EarthTones.org Digital Humanities Grant Narrative for Arts Amplified i nitiative.
● Amplified: Unleash Your Potential Through Music (Online Masterclass 2020)
● The XPotential Healer (Article & Video Excerpt from Exponential Medicine)
● The 3M Revolution - 2014 Overview of Digital Music, Movement and Wellness
Technology. Information and Resource https://earthtones.org/portfolio/3ms/
Research Examples:
● Pasts and Futures of Digital Humanities i n Musicology: Moving Towards a “Bigger
Tent” Michelle Urberg (2017), Music Reference Services Quarterly, 20:3-4, 134-150,
DOI: 10.1080/10588167.2017.1404301
● Ng, R., Lai, P., Levitin, D. J., & Bellugi, U. (2013). Musicality Correlates With
Sociability and Emotionality i n Williams Syndrome. Journal of Mental Health
Research i n Intellectual Disabilities, 6(4), 268–279.
https://doi.org/10.1080/19315864.2012.683932
● Science Daily: How Playing the Drums Changes the Brain. Study on how regularular drumming and rhythmic movement i mproves brain structure and function.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/12/191209110513.htm
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