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Henry Reacts to Music

April 28, 2012

Video shows man in nursing home responses to music

Artist educator Karen Montanaro shared this YouTube video with me. Henry is provided with an ipod and immediately reacts Henry has while listening to music. Philosopher, Immanuel Kant once called music “the quickening art”. In this video Henry responds physically, emotionally, and verbally to the music as it appears to awaken him.

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