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Music. Tell me what it is. What are we doing with it and why?
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How much of a negative stigma is still attached to mental illness such as schizophrenia ?
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洛杉矶交响乐团的小提琴家Robert Gupta, 讲述了他给一个优秀的精神分裂症患者教授音乐的故事，以及他的体会。演讲之后， Gupta再次被请上舞台表演了从巴赫的大提琴第一组曲改编的小提琴前奏
Violinist Robert Gupta joined the LA Philharmonic iat the age of 19 -- and maintains a passionate parallel interest in neurobiology and mental health issues. He's a TED Senior Fellow. Full bio »
Translated into Chinese (Simplified) by Jenny Yang
Reviewed by Zachary Lin Zhao
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This was the very reason why we made music: we take something that exists within all of us at our very fundamental core, our emotions, and through our artistic lens, through our creativity, we’re able to shape those emotions into reality.” (Robert Gupta)
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