Artists in Healthcare Manitoba

Art at the Bedside

The purpose of the Art at the Bedside program is to introduce ideas and materials that invite patients to engage in a creative process of self-expression offering a pleasant diversion during their hospital stay, while enjoying the company of interested and committed volunteers. This project was made possible by a grant from the Winnipeg Foundation

Service Canada Summer Jobs

Here are the musicians involved with the 2021 year: Luciano Armenti Ashley Au Kyle Cobb Ann Germani Lois Gillespie Ryan Guth Linda Hiebert Grace Hrabi Brian James Dan Keding George Bajer-Koulack Nic Lawrenz Naomi Leadbeater Lynn and Peter McClure Gabriela Ocejo Jesse Popeski Jess Reimer Sam Singer Aaron Shorr Davide Verelli Willie Wiebe Anne-Marie Williot

Madeline Hildebrand | MEDLEY concert series

Please enjoy this concert brought to you by AIHM, the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra! PERFORMER Madeline Hildebrand http://www.madelinehildebrand.com/ PROGRAM 1. Vítêzslava Kaprálová (1915-1940) April Preludes Allegro ma non troppo Andante Andante semplice 2. Frederic Chopin (1810-1849) Preludes Op. 28, no. 15 “Raindrop” Prelude 3. Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) Etude-tableau Op. 33, no. 7 Etude-tableau Op. 39,

Doctors use Music to help patients cope

From the NY Times The Healing Power of Music Music therapy is increasingly used to help patients cope with stress and promote healing. By Richard Schiffman. April 8, 2021 “Focus on the sound of the instrument,” Andrew Rossetti, a licensed music therapist and researcher said as he strummed hypnotic chords on a Spanish-style classical guitar. “Close

3 ways music is beneficial to your health

Mar 15, 2021 – McMaster University – “Given the deep connection that most of us have with music, it should come as no surprise that researchers around the world continue to investigate music’s therapeutic benefits. Besides being enjoyable to listen to, music can help to improve walking speed, reduce anxiety around hospital stays, and improve overall

Healing power of music tapped for healthcare workers

“A virtual pilot study to investigate how music therapy can improve the mental health of healthcare workers has been launched by Simon Fraser University and Music Heals. The study will focus on the healing effects of music on healthcare workers who are at a higher risk of developing PTSD, trauma, depression and other mental health

Support for live music

Artists in Healthcare are delighted and grateful for the Zita and Mark Bernstein Family Foundation’s gift to fund George Bajer-Koulack’s music at Misericordia Health Centre. George is able to play inside, fully PPE trained, for residents, making a profound difference in their quality of life with his joyful, engaging presence. Our sincere thanks for this most

9 Health Benefits of Music

“Music can improve mood, decrease pain and anxiety, and facilitate opportunities for emotional expression. Research suggests that music can benefit our physical and mental health in numerous ways. Music therapy is used by our hospice and palliative care board-certified music therapist to enhance conventional treatment for a variety of illnesses and disease processes – from

Papa Mambo Video for AIHM and MB Chamber Orchestra

Please find the most recent link to the Artists in Healthcare/MB Chamber Orchestra virtual music program, and share widely with your patients and staffs! We will continue to post new recordings every week until we can resume outside, and eventually inside music to your hospitals and long-term care.

Why Being Creative is Good for You

By Beverley D’Silva 5th January 2021 “What is the key to creativity, and how does it help our mental health? Beverley D’Silva speaks to Artist’s Way author Julia Cameron and others about ‘flow’, fear and curiosity. Creativity, according to Maya Angelou, is a bottomless pit: “The more you use it, the more you have,” said