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For the Love of Music

Karen Foster


Regions:
West Midlands, East Midlands, South Yorkshire
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £100
Category:
Uncategorised
Updated:
21st October 2026
Tagged:
Music | Well-Being | Rhythm | Fun

Why do humans love music and how do we get such pleasure from listening to and making music? Every known human civilisation has discovered music: why? Is there an evolutionary reason, is it purely for pleasure, is there a reason why we all like different music? The oldest known musical instrument is from the Stone Age – what did the cavemen use music for? And does this translate into our modern-day love of music; why do we still need music and is it good for us to listen to music whilst we work, drive or study? This is a fun and practical talk about music and the theories about why we love it so much!

This talk could be an after-dinner speech or a more informal workshop style talk.

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About Karen Foster

After more than 30 years managing professional orchestras, theatres and groups, Karen has a wealth of experience and amusing anecdotes which she will share with your audience to amaze and inform them about the behind-the-scenes world of the professional Arts.

If you want to know the real truth behind the glitzy façade, then sit back and listen.


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