Franz Joseph Gall and Music: The Faculty and the Bump
Music, Neurology and Psychology in the 19th Century
Singing by Speechless (Aphasic) Children: Victorian Medical Observations
Some Early Cases of Aphasia and the Capacity to Sing
Benjamin Franklin and his Glass Armonica: From Music as Therapeutic to Pathological
Historical Perspectives on Music as a Cause of Disease
Stroke, Music and Creative Output: Alfred Schnittke and other Composers
Hector Berlioz and His Vesuvius: An Analysis of Historical Evidence from an Epileptological Perspective
Alexander Scriabin: His Chronic Right Hand Pain and its Impact on his Piano Compositions
Frederick Delius: Controversies Regarding his Neurological Disorder and its Impact on his Compositional Output
Robert Schumann in the Psychiatric Hospital at Endenich
Mozart at Play: The Limitations of Attributing the Etiology of Genius to Tourette Syndrome and Mental Illness
Paul Wittgenstein's Right arm and his Phantom: The Saga of a Famous Concert Pianist and his Amputation
Georg Friedrich Händel - A Case of Large Vessel Disease with Complications in the 18th Century
Joseph Haydn's Encephalopathy: New Aspects
Organists and Organ Music Composers
Frédéric Chopin and his Neuropsychiatric Problems
Somnambulism in Verdi's Macbeth and Bellini's La Sonnambula: Opera, Sleepwalking, and Medicine
Opera and Neuroscience
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Music, neurology, and neuroscience : historical connections and perspectives. ISBN 9780444634108. Published by Elsevier in 2015. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
