Videos


  • 06/06/2022

        Click here to download and share Some of you may have seen a video that the NSW government released last week titled, “Maths Trains Brains”. One of our members challenged us to re-create our own to help broaden the thinking around music learning. Help us change the narrative by sharing this video. #MusictrainsBrains


  • 12/11/2020

    The study of music and the brain has provided some incredible and life changing knowledge and understandings. Here is a video which points out how the use of pulse, beat and rhythm can enhance the significant issues of movement when someone has Parkinson’s disease. Not only does it help overcome the freeze reaction, the inability […]


  • 31/08/2020

      Founder of Bigger Better Brains, Dr Anita Collins, receives hundreds of emails from students around the world asking questions about neuromusical research. She can’t always get to answer every email which is really disappointing to her, so she decided to record a short video about the most asked questions she has received. Who is […]


  • 31/07/2020

    Click here to watch on Youtube Here is a wonderful innovation inspired by the difficult times we live in during COVID-19. The great singer, Renee Fleming, who normally hosts the extraordinary live series at The Kennedy Centre called Music and the Mind, is now hosting a weekly podcast on youtube every week. If you don’t […]


  • 23/06/2020

    Click here to watch on Youtube The BBB Team has always enjoyed the way WIRED takes complex topics and presents them in engaging and easy to consume ways for a general audience, while also remaining factually accurate. In this video, they explore many of the ways neuroscientists research the effect of music learning on brain […]


  • 23/06/2020

      Watch the video here Professor Laurel J Trainor is an Auditory Development researcher at McMaster University. This video is of her presentation to the Lullaby Talk at Carnegie Hall in June 2020. Trainor discusses some of her research into the role of music in early development.  Trainor states that “the world of the infant […]


  • 09/09/2021

      Download and share here This video is a great advocacy tool for explaining how music learning can develop Task Switching skills.  Task Switching is the ability to shift attention form one task to another. These videos are designed to focus on a single area of learning that music learning can enhance. We want to help […]


  • 09/09/2021

      Download and share here This video is a great advocacy tool for explaining how music learning can help students enhance Word Decoding. Word Decoding is the ability to connect letters with their sounds, identify pattens in words and pronounce words correctly. These videos are designed to focus on a single area of learning that […]


  • 09/09/2021

      Download and share here This video is a great advocacy tool for explaining how music learning can enhance Language Syntax. Language Syntax is the set of rules, principles and processes that govern the structure of sentences. These videos are designed to focus on a single area of learning that music learning can enhance. We […]


  • 09/09/2021

        Download and share here This video is a great advocacy tool for explaining how music learning can help Reading Difficulties. Reading Difficulties are a condition that causes a delay or difficulty with reading. These videos are designed to focus on a single area of learning that music learning can enhance. We want to […]


  • 14/04/2021

      Download and share here This video is a great advocacy tool for explaining how music learning can develop Cognitive Flexibility. Cognitive Flexibility is the ability to adapt behaviours in response to changes in the environment around you. These videos are designed to focus on a single area of learning that music learning can enhance. We […]


  • 24/06/2020

    Download and share here This video is a great advocacy tool for explaining how music learning can develop auditory and working memory skills. Auditory memory helps us to remember things we have heard, retrieve those memories when we need to and working memory helps us temporarily remember and manage our memories throughout the day. These […]

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