Tonight STING at NATGEO (8pm Peru hour)

[Jose]

Tonight, at 8 pm peruvian hour, NatGEO will presents an special TV Program titled "Musical Inteligence" an investigation about the brain and intelligence capacity of THE POLICE frontman STING... Sting was tested hearing different types of music and revealed what it works on his senses, also he was scanned by a resonance magnetic equipment... As I watched on promos it was a recent program, because I identify some pics from the Official POLICE Reunion picture

The main page of NatGeo that including the world premier of "Musical Inteligence" and a banner of Sting and including a video:
http://www.natgeo.tv/pe/

This link describes the first program with STING and attach a promo video of it, including Sting's interviews:
http://www.natgeo.tv/especiales/cerebros-brillantes/

Regards from Lima,

JOSE

[luddite lady]

This show first aired several months ago on Canadian television. It was a CTV production. The interviews and research were done in Montreal and Toronto in 2007 during the reunion tour. They make it seem as if the clips from the concerts were from those two cities as well, but they may just be stock footage.
It is a very interesting show, and it reveals a lot about how our brains interact with music. I hope you enjoy it.
I can't understand why they would say it is a world premier. If the program has been dubbed over in Spanish, then I guess it is the world premier of the Spanish language version. Perhaps the show will appear in other languages over time. That would be great as it is a fascinating program with or without the Sting connection.

[Jose]

Thanks Luddite Lady... Ohhh I see... so this interview was taken from 2007... I think it was from 2008 at the rest of the reunion tour... great footage of Stewart and Andy... So, at the end Sting said he dislikes ambient music (not instrumental), he likes Bach, he ever thinks Roxanne is into a Tango rhythm than into a Reggae one, and the melody he created for this show remains me barroc music...so perhaps is one of that songs in his forthcoming winter solo album

[Horacio]

I saw this two days ago.
Very interesting because deals with this nice task from an objective and scientific point of view.
Very good for Sting.Seemed humble.