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Musicophilia Knopf,
October, 2007 by Dr.
Oliver Sacks Click
Here to Order Music can move us to the heights
or depths of emotion. It can persuade us to buy something,
or remind us of our first date. It can lift us out of
depression when nothing else can. It can get us dancing
to its beat. But the power of music goes much, much further.
Indeed, music occupies more areas of our brain than language
does—humans are a musical species.
Oliver Sacks's compassionate, compelling tales of people
struggling to adapt to different neurological conditions
have fundamentally changed the way we think about our
brains, and of the human experience. In this book he examines
the powers of music through the individual experiences
of patients, musicians, and and everyday people-from a
man who is struck by lightning and suddenly inspired to
become a pianist at teh age of forty-two, to an entire
group of children with William's Syndrome, who are hypermusical
from birth to people with "amusia", to whom
a symphony sounds like the clattering of pots and pans,
to a man whose memory spans only seven seconds-for everything
but music.
Creative
Healing: How to Heal Yourself by Tapping into Your Hidden
Creativity Harper San
Francisco, March, 1998 Mike
Samuels, M.D. and Mary Lane, R.N., M.S.N. Click
Here to Order This
book presents readers with the inspiring ways in which
the arts (painting, writing, music and dance) can free
the spirit to heal. Through guided imagery, personal stories,
and practical exercises, the authors teach you how to
find your own "inner artist-healer," enabling
you to improve your health, attitude, and a sense of well-being
by emersing yourself in creative activity. A practical
and detailed exploration of the ways in which the arts
can free the spirit to heal, CREATIVE HEALING includes:
Dramatic real-life examples; step-by-step exercises for
igniting the creative process; fascinating historical
roots of art and healing, and information on art healing
programs across the country.
The
Magic Power in the Human Voice Kaleo
Publishing, December 1, 2002 by
Karina Schelde Click
Here to Order Karina Schelde
shows you how to access your highest potentials by liberating
your voice and become a vibrational instrument. When you
come back to the original language where everything begins
and exists, you awaken the primordial self and touch the
very core of your being. Within these pages you will discover
your innate voice, and you will learn how to awaken and
embody that sound that creates light and removes darkness.
As you begin to take responsibility for the magic of this
great sound healing medicinal power, the cosmic music
of the spheres will descend and the great mystery will
start to reveal itself to you.
Rhythm
and Transforms Springer
Publishing, August, 2007 by
William A. Sethares Click
Here to Order People quite
naturally identify the rhythmic structure of music as
they tap their feet and sway in time with the beat. Underlying
such mundane motions is an act of cognition that is not
easily reproduced in a computer program or automated by
machine. Rhythm and Transforms asks (and answers) the
question: How can we build a device that can "tap
its foot" along with the music? Accompanying the
text of Rhythm and Transforms is a CD containing a wide
range of audio examples that convincingly demonstrate
the book’s ideas. In addition, the inclusion of
a suite of programs (a Matlab® "toolbox")
will allow readers to reproduce many of the of these ideas’
results.
Divine
Soul Songs Atria; Har/Com
edition June, 2009 by
Dr. Zhi Gang Sha Click
Here to Order Divine Soul
Songs carry divine frequency and vibration, with divine
love, forgiveness, compassion, and light. Millions are
searching for soul secrets, wisdom, knowledge, and practices
to fulfill their spiritual journeys. They want to know
the purpose of life. They want their spiritual journeys
to be deeply blessed. They also want to transform their
physical lives. They want health. They want happiness.
They want to prolong life. They want good relationships.
They want financial abundance. The Divine Soul Songs offered
in this book can transform every aspect of your life.
They are treasures to be used for healing, rejuvenation,
and purification of your soul, heart, mind, and body,
and the souls, hearts, minds, and bodies of others.
The
Chanter's Guide: Sacred Chanting As a Shamanic Practice
Act on Wisdom, January,
2007 by Victor Shamas,
Ph.D. Click
Here to Order The Chanter's
Guide reveals the basic practices used by Chanters to
bring healing to their loved ones and their communities.
It is also the story of the author’s unique apprenticeship
with a master shaman named Dr. Pablo Singh, who practices
the traditional form of spiritual healing that he first
learned at age five while sitting in the ancient temples
of Oaxaca, Mexico. The specific shamanic insights and
techniques shared with the author by Dr. Singh have specific
relevance to modern times. When applied with the proper
intention, they can produce astonishing results, starting
with your own healing and—if Chanter prophesy is
realized—culminating in a revolutionary shift in
global politics, economics, and environmental policy.
Music
Makes Your Child Smarter Omnibus Press, September, 2008 by Phillip Sheppard Click
Here to Order Can music make your child smarter?
Author Philip Sheppard reveals the secret power of music
in your child’s development with this book and CD
set that includes songs for learning; lullabies and fingerplays;
music for movement, dancing, and play; and music for story
time. In Part 1, discover how music can help your child’s
mental development, physical coordination, language skills,
math ability, social skills, memory, teamwork skills,
and self-expression and creativity. Part 2 is a practical
guide for parents featuring musical games, instructions
for making your own instruments, music and movement exercises,
suggested listening, and advice on choosing instruments.
Math for Mystics: from the Fibonacci sequence to Luna's
Labyrinth to the Golden Section and Other Secrets of Sacred
Geometry Weiser Books, April,
2007 by Renna Shesso Click
Here to Order Much of what
we know as math comes to us directly from early astronomer
magi who needed to be able to describe and record what
they saw in the night sky. Everyone needed math: whether
you were the king's court astrologer or a farmer marking
the best time for planting, timekeeping and numbers really
mattered. Mistake a numerical pattern of petals and you
could poison yourself. Lose the rhythm of a sacred dance
or the meter of a ritually told story and the intricately
woven threads that hold life together were spoiled. Ignore
the celestial clock of equinoxes and solstices, and you'd
risk being caught short of food for the winter.
Voice Work: Art and Science in Changing Voices Wiley, February, 2009 by
Christina Shewell Click
Here to Order is a key work
that addresses the theoretical and experiential aspects
common to the practical vocal work of the three major
voice practitioner professions - voice training, singing
teaching, and speech and language pathology. The first
half of the book describes the nature of voice work along
the normal-abnormal voice continuum, review ways in which
the mechanism and function of the voice can be explored,
and introduces the reader to an original model of voice
assessment, suitable for all voice practitioners. The
second half describes the theory behind core aspects of
voice and provides an extensive range of related practical
voice work ideas.
Let Your Music Soar: The Emotional Connection Nova Vista Publishing, November 30,
2007 by Corky Siegel Click
Here to Order Corky Siegel
helps you to learn how to use sound and silence to make
your music immediately more dynamic, tapping the entire
range of feeling and sound you naturally have in you.
He uses techniques he's developed in over 30 years of
work coaching individual players and singers as well as
choral groups, symphonies, rock, jazz, folk, and classical
ensembles. Known for his passionate and joyful performances
with the Siegel-Schwall and Chamber Blues bands, he takes
you through the essentials of dynamic variation - always
with the emphasis on how YOU can use the techniques and
tips in your performance right now.
My
Favorite Sounds from A to Z Maren
Green Publishing, June, 2007 by
Peggy Snow Click
Here to Order Colorful poems
and lush illustrations invite children to explore and
experience their world through the sounds around them.
The book begins with acorns cracking under bicycle wheels
and ends with zippers on sleeping bags zipping during
a family camping trip. In between are flapping wings,
snapping icicles, popping corn, and more. Children are
encouraged to listen more closely to the sounds in their
everyday lives, imagine sounds they haven't yet heard,
experiment with creating sounds, and even sharpen their
listening skills. Written in verse with an appealing variety
of rhymes and rhythms, Sounds will delight both children
and adults.
Listening
for Wellness:
An Introduction to the Tomatis Method The
Mozart Center Press, June 1, 2005 by
Pierre Sollier Click
Here to Order This new book
by Pierre Sollier is, according to Léna Tomatis,
not just a simple introduction, but a masterly presentation
of the discoveries of her late husband. Even though the
book is an in-depth presentation of the work of Dr. Tomatis,
it is easy to read thanks to the many examples taken from
the practice of the author. This is a "must read"
book for parents, teachers, psychologists and musicians.
The Spiritual Dimension of Music: Altering Consciousness
for Inner Development Inner Traditions Intl Ltd.,
December 1990 by R.J. Stewart Click
Here To Order This handbook of musical alchemy
emphasizes the role of music in raising consciousness
to benefit body and mind. Stewart is widely acknowledged
as an authority on mythology, legends, magical arts, and
ancient traditions. He has also composed and recorded
music and songs for feature films, television, and theater
productions.
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Music without words means leaving behind the mind. And leaving behind the mind is meditation.
Meditation returns you to the source. And the source of all is sound. — Kabir
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