Taste Sound Studio
An organization for musicians to help combat illness
through awareness, fundraising and sound.
A 501-c3 Non-Profit
2024/2021
Join Musicians for Health cofounder and Brain Food host, Zac Greenberg, as he explores the relationships of arts and medicine in this ongoing interview series with professionals from diverse backgrounds.
2023
In collaboration with, The Well, Musicians for Health presents Mindful Refrains: SLEEP and BREATH. Cincinnati based non-profits, The Well and Musicians for Health have teamed up to bring you a series of gentle guided meditations set to music. These episodes focuses on the power of sleep and breath. RELAX~LISTEN~SLEEP~BREATH
2022
In celebration of Musicians for Health's five year anniversary, our cofounder, Zac Greenberg, hosts 5 for 5. Featuring five performances from friends of the MFH family, Greenberg brings spectacular concerts from his living room to yours. Artists include Casey Abrams, Nora Germain, Aircool Jenny, and more!
Healing SOunds
2019
Sound can be a powerful aspect of emotional healing. The Healing Sounds series was created to explore the power held in emotion, some to nurture, some to process and let go. Featured in the meditation rooms of facilities such as Ronald McDonald House, The Hope Lodge, and hospitals throughout Shanghai. We hope these sounds can provide comfort during grief, peace during healing, and euphoria during remission.
2018
Greenberg teamed up with long time collaborators concert:nova and choreographer Charlotte Katherine to bring an evening length dance and chamber ensemble performance to the stage. Over $80,000 was raised to benefit the patients of UC Barrertt Cancer Center.
2015
Unexpected Journey marked the begging of Musicians for Healths journey as well. After Greenberg had two grandfathers pass from cancer, he and his grandmother, Joyce Elkus, decided to help how they could. This lead to months of intensive research in every level of the experience of having cancer. Shadowing doctors, interviewing survivors, performing for patients and caregivers. All culminating in a four movement, evening length, programatic jazz piece. Performed and recorded live at the premiere, raising over $70,000 for the UC Barrett Cancer Center. Embrace empathy through Life, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Beyond.
