Without words or instruction, we can all learn and as a group – sing 🙂 If there is one thing that you watch today, watch this. Bobby McFerrin demonstrates, in a way that only he can, the powerful effect of music on our brain. I am planning on a series of posts on the effect …The post Bobby McFerrin Music and our mind appeared first on MoodSmith.com.
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