GBX
Ergo Sum
GloBrainXperience
The Golden Ratio
Multiple counting
The Ergo Sum project
combines music and mathematics
as a neurological tool
to improve
mind balance.
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Math&Music
The "Multiple Counting" on Johann Sebastian Bach's "Goldberg Variations" becomes a powerful tool to organize
brain activity.​
Our existence is utterly based on emotions, they make us feel alive and for this reason we always want more and more, so today's biggest challenge is to learn how to manage the amount of emotional stimuli we are overwhelmed with everyday.
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The multiple counting applied to music allows us to synchronize the neurological processes connected with mental balance and phsyco-physical wellbeing so that while the brain spontaneously opens the access to emotions by listening to music, the mathematical aspect works as an organizer.
Friday, February 8th 2019
Presentation of the book @ Fondazione Carifano.
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Featuring:
Phd Luigi Maria Bianchini (Neuropsychologist)
Phd Fabiola Pacassoni (Coordinator of the Margherita Alzheimer center)
Prof Arianna Piermattei (Moderator)
M. Stefano Vagnini e Giorgia Ragni
Stefano Vagnini
Giorgia Ragni
Musician, composer, poet and music theorizer, Stefano Vagnini
presents a new brain reasearch project combining music and mathematics.
a Global Brain Xperience
Every moment of our life is a wonderful experience of our brain activity.
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Every second thousands of inputs spur our senses creating the image of the reality from which we emotionally react by building hypothesis, ideas, cultures... Making our daily step of the human history.
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Humans find themselves connected in their cultures and each culture's social-mind works just as an individual mind works: emotionally and rationally.
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In the brain's right emisphere lays our creative side, our emotional aspect. The left side of the brain is analytic and rational.
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Everything we do, think and choose is a product of the right side as an emotional reactions to reality...
The left part's role is to find a logical sense of our thoughts or actions, so we believe that we are acting rationally.
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When brain deals with music (performing or listening) is challenged to manage inputs and outputs in many simultaneous ways as it happens during daily activities.
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The power of music, art and culture is the opportunity to see, study and research how to interact with the most important human organ.
Understanding our brain we will face the humanity future with relevant tools to increase individual and social quality of life.
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