Stay connected with the latest activities of the TEMPO Lab. This page highlights milestones, performances, presentations, workshops, publications, and other opportunities to engage with our work. Through collaboration, discovery, and public engagement, we strive to advance understanding of how singing and music-based interventions can promote health, well-being, and quality of life for individuals living with Parkinson's disease.
Recent News
Upcoming Events
Tremble Clefs Iowa Performances
Tremble Clefs Iowa regularly shares music with the community through public performances that celebrate the voices and experiences of individuals living with Parkinson's disease. These events foster connection, education, and advocacy while showcasing the power of music and community engagement.
Research Presentations & Conferences
Lab members present their work at regional, national, and international conferences focused on music therapy, neuroscience, rehabilitation, arts and health, and Parkinson's disease. Upcoming presentations will highlight emerging findings related to therapeutic group singing, voice outcomes, psychosocial well-being, and community engagement.
Workshops & Professional Development
The lab offers educational workshops and training opportunities for music therapists, healthcare professionals, students, and community organizations interested in implementing evidence-based therapeutic singing programs. Future workshops will feature research findings, clinical strategies, and practical resources to support individuals with Parkinson's disease and their care partners.
Get Involved
Interested in attending a performance, participating in a workshop, collaborating on research, or learning more about upcoming events? We welcome connections with researchers, clinicians, students, community organizations, individuals with Parkinson's disease, and care partners who share our commitment to advancing health and wellness through music.
For the latest updates, check back regularly or contact the lab to join our growing community of researchers, clinicians, singers, care partners, and advocates.