Stress Relief Music: Entrain Your Brain | Music Production Info
gluhring | September 18, 2009
The mechanism behind the design of these digital stress relievers is the science of binaural beats.
Music Therapy: Brain Wave Entrainment
gluhring | May 6, 2009
A friend forwarded to me an except from a newsletter sent out by Dr. Andrew Weil. I’ve felt for years he’s been one of best of the alternative medicine doctors, and have and use a number of books he’s written. My 1990 edition of his Natural Health, Natural Medicine has a great section at the [...]
All About Music and Jazz » Blog Archive » Twenty-First Century Relaxation Music For Meditation
gluhring | March 14, 2009
There are several uses for relaxation music. Some enjoy relaxation music while eating dinner at home, or while going for a walk with the headphones on. Others prefer to listen to relaxation music while they are receiving a massage or practicing yoga, or about to fall asleep.
There thousands of different types of relaxation music available [...]
Your Music May Be Destroying Your Performance
gluhring | March 12, 2009
This is very interesting, probably since I’m a musician. Also, the title is quite misleading.
Music is commonly used to help induce certain states and feelings. Some music can make us feel more aggressive, or completely relaxed, and still other types of music can induce feelings of nostalgia.
We also know that music and exercise has been [...]
The Musical Side of Accelerated Learning
gluhring | February 17, 2009
One of the pioneers of accelerated learning, Dr. Georgi Lozanov, determined through his research that music played at 60 beats per minute resulted in the type of brainwave activity needed for learning. Mozart’s Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major K 448, for example, is written in this meter.
Dr. Alfred Tomatis, in his 1991 essay, [...]