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Talks, Workshops & Lecture Concerts

“After a certain high level of technical skill is achieved, science and art tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity, and form. The greatest scientists are always artists as well”

Albert Einstein

Format

The lectures can be delivered as a traditional presentation, interactive workshops, or in an interdisciplinary format such as a lecture concert involving professional musicians and scientific speakers or a panel discussion.

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I have given lectures or workshops and written contributions for the following institutions, among others. Selected newspaper articles, program notes, book chapters, presentations, or reports about me and my work in the media can be found on the 'Media' page.

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“After a certain high level of technical skill is achieved, science and art tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity, and form. The greatest scientists are always artists as well”

Albert Einstein

Who I am and what I stand for

I have studied Psychology (BSc, MSc), Musicology, and Cello (postgraduate studies) in Munich and Zurich, and obtained my doctorate in Neuropsychology of Music at the Music University in Hanover (Institute for Music Physiology and Musician Medicine). From a very young age, I had two great passions: music and science. I have been actively involved in music since early childhood, and starting in 2013, I have been engaging in research and clinical neuropsychology related to topics in musician health, neuroscience, and hearing.

Bringing together science, art, and health is my greatest passion. That's why I write a blog on these topics, give lectures, conduct workshops, and starting in 2024, I will offer (neuro-) psychological individual support for musicians and music educators, including psychological supervision of teaching.

Teresa Wenhart am cello
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