Does Sound Heal Premiere Screening Event PERTH

Name: Does Sound Heal Premiere Screening Event PERTH
Start: 2024-09-08T15:30:00+08:00
End: 2024-09-08T17:30:00+08:00
Location: Luna Cinemas Leederville

Schedule

Sun Sep 08 2024 at 03:30 pm to 05:30 pm

UTC+08:00

Location

Luna Cinemas Leederville | Perth, WA

The highly anticipated documentary "Does Sound Heal" is set to premiere with an exclusive screening in Perth followed by screenings around Australia.
This groundbreaking film explores the profound question of whether sound can heal, featuring insights from an unprecedented team of researchers, scientists, sound therapists, composers, and musicians.
Join us for an unforgettable night that promises to enlighten and inspire. Experience the harmonious blend of science and art, and discover the potential of sound to heal.
Screening: Luna Cinemas, Leederville
Screening Time & Date: Sunday 8th September 20 at 3.30pm
Intro & Welcome: 3:30pm – 3.40pm
The film starts: 3:40pm - 4.40pm
Live Q&A session with Tenille Bentley and featured experts: 4:40pm - 4.45pm
Bonus Live Sound Immersion Experience: 5.00- 5.30pm
Book Tickets Below Whilst Tickets Last
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"Does Sound Heal" takes audiences on an extraordinary journey into the heart of sound and music, uncovering their potential to heal the human body and mind.
With the elegance of an orchestra and the knowledge of science, this documentary presents a captivating exploration of how ancient practices and modern science converge to reveal the healing potential of sound.
This film offers not just answers but a transformative experience, inviting audiences to witness the power of sound in a new light.
At the core of "Does Sound Heal" is a world-first project featuring the 14-time award-winning En Coda Orchestra, directed by the visionary Tenille Bentley, Music Director Mark Coughlan and Orchestral Composer Dr Stuart James.
Bentley's personal journey of rediscovering music's therapeutic benefits adds a deeply human touch to this scientific quest. "The Perth Brain Centre was part of the project to really quantify and measure what was happening to the brainwave activity of our participants as they listened to this experience," Bentley shares.
This documentary assembles an unprecedented team of researchers, scientists, professors, sound therapists, composers, and musicians.
Together, they explore a question that has fascinated humanity for centuries: Does sound have the power to heal? Through their research and insightful interviews, the film delves into the intricate dance between science and art on the effect of sound on the mind.
Daniel Lane from the Perth Brain Centre reveals the scientific ambition behind the project: "We're starting to understand how sound and music affect the brain. If we can learn how certain sounds and music influence people's brains, we could gather information that might help others. That would be a wonderful achievement."
Dr. Jon Prince Head Lecturer on Music Cognition at Murdoch University adds, "The key is whether having listened to music over a longer term can have some residual benefit for psychological state, and that’s something which we’re not sure of yet, but hopefully we’ll find out."
Dr. Richard Walley, a cultural ambassador and Nyungar Elder, reflects, "Our people have known that for thousands of years. We've known that vibrations, songs, energies are part of healing."