Name: GRATIS FOREDRAG I PALMEHAVEN: Why do we move to music?
Start: 2026-04-24T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Palmehaven

GRATIS FOREDRAG I PALMEHAVEN: Why do we move to music?

Vi lancerer Palmefredag - et nyt tilbagevendende, gratis koncept i Palmehaven, hvor oplæg, workshops og idéer udfolder sig, mens baren er åben og stemningen er varm.
Dørene åbner kl. 17.00. Kom i god tid, nup en øl eller et glas vin, og find dig til rette under palmerne.
Kl. 18.00 holder Jan Stupacher fra Center for Music in the Brain sit oplæg:
“Why Do We Move to Music?”
I dette foredrag undersøger vi, hvorfor visse former for musik får os til at bevæge os, og hvordan det at bevæge sig sammen til en fælles rytme skaber glæde, styrker sociale bånd og bringer mennesker tættere på hinanden.
Du vil lære, hvordan rytme i musik har en bemærkelsesværdig indvirkning på vores hjerner, kroppe og sociale relationer.
Når vi afkoder en rytme, suger den os ind og får os til at bevæge os – fra en diskret fod, der vipper i takt, til energisk dans. I musikpsykologien kaldes denne lystfyldte trang til bevægelse for groove. De rytmer, der fremkalder mest groove, rammer et balanceret punkt: De giver os en stabil puls, som vi kan forudsige, men tilføjer samtidig små overraskelser – som synkoper i swing eller funk – der fastholder vores opmærksomhed. Groove bringer også mennesker sammen.
At bevæge sig synkront, som når vi danser, kan forstærke oplevelsen af samhørighed. Funkadelic indfangede dette smukt i 1978 med nummeret One Nation Under a Groove, hvor rytmen fremhæves som en kraft for social enhed og forandring: “With the groove our only guide, we shall all be moved.”
🍺 Baren serverer øl og naturvin hele aftenen
🌴 Sted: Palmehaven, Godsbanen
🕔 Dørene åbner: 17.00
🧠 Foredrag: 18.00
🎟 Gratis entré
Foredraget bliver holdt på engelsk og baren holder åbent hele aftenen - og når programmet er slut, fortsætter grooven ind i den mørke nat.
ENGLISH
Palmehaven Presents: Palmefredag – Why Do We Move to Music? 🌴🍺🎶
We are launching Palmefredag — a new recurring free concept in Palmehaven, where talks, workshops, and ideas unfold while the bar is open and the atmosphere is warm.
Doors open at 17:00. Come early, grab a beer or a glass of wine, and settle in beneath the palms.
At 18:00, Jan Stupacher from the Center for Music in the Brain presents his talk:
“Why Do We Move to Music?”
In this lecture we will investigate, why certain music makes us want to move and how moving together to a shared rhythm creates joy, strengthens social bonds, and brings people closer.
Learn how rhythm in music have a remarkable effect on our brains, bodies, and social relationships.
When we figure out a rhythm, it pulls us in and makes us want to move – from a subtle foot tap to energetic dancing. In music psychology, this pleasurable urge to move is called groove. The most groove-inducing rhythms hit a sweet spot: they give us a steady beat that we can predict but also add small surprises, like syncopations in swing or funk, that keep us engaged. Groove also brings people together.
Moving in synchrony, such as when dancing, can boost feelings of connection. Funkadelic captured this beautifully back in 1978 with One Nation Under a Groove, pointing to rhythm as a force for social unity and change: “With the groove our only guide, we shall all be moved.”
🍺 The bar serves beer and natural wine throughout the evening
🌴 Location: Palmehaven, Godsbanen
🕔 Doors open: 17:00
🧠 Talk: 18:00
🎟 Free admission
The evening’s talk will be held in English and the bar stays open throughout the evening — and once the program concludes, the groove continues into the dark night.