LOCAL TO GLOBAL
IMNF is recognized
internationally for expertise
on music and brain health.
IMNF IN MEDIA
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2000
IMNF launches first
Music Has Power
Awards benefit in
New York City.
2001
With funding from the Clay
Foundation, IMNF creates
music-based education module
for the Woree School in Korea.
19 98
Joint music therapy/
occupational therapy
program breaks new
ground by using MIDI
technology to facilitate
motor skill reacquisition.
2011 – "NPR Science
Fridays" with Ira
Flatow, Oliver Sacks,
Connie Tomaino and
Andrew Rossetti.
2011 – The Music
Never Stopped film
based on the work
of IMNF founders
Oliver Sacks and
Connie Tomaino.
2018 – Wartburg
awards Renée Fleming
with a proclamation for
advocacy in music and
health. Renée Fleming,
David Gentner and
Connie Tomaino.
2019 – BBC special
recounts the
collaboration of Drs.
Sacks and Tomaino.
2018 – IMNF's
work with
Veterans was
featured on
Korean television.
2018 – Neuropolis, a popular
program in Chile, featured the work
of IMNF on music and the brain.
Farinelli and the King is a 2015
Broadway play about music and
healing. In researching the story,
playwright Claire van Kampen became
interested in recent scientific studies
conducted by Dr. Concetta Tomaino.
The 2007
best-selling book
by Dr. Sacks
highlights the
work of IMNF.
