Music: Physician for Times to Come

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Quest Books, 1 ene 1991 - 381 páginas

"Each morning, as we hum or chant or strum, we can celebrate the renewal of our path with our own humble offering of the glorious gift called music. This book offers a panorama of ways music can nourish our lives."---Paul Winter, award-winning musician and composer.

As ancient peoples knew, music profoundly affects body, mind, and spirit. It can speed recovery from disease, heal psychological wounds, and open us to the ultimate mystery of life. Celebrated author and educator Don Campbell presents an impressive anthology of essays exploring the latest scientific research about the healing use of sound in traditional cultures. Contributors include composers, musicians, and music therapists; doctors and psychologists; pioneers in neuroscience and biophysics; and teachers in diverse spiritual traditions. They address such fascinating topics as: Why chanting increases energy; The therapeutic use of sacred music; Gender differences in healing with sound; How sonic resonance positively affects heart rate and brain activit.

 

Índice

The Curative Potential of Sound
1
The Art of Sound Health
9
The Physician the Ear and Sacred Music
29
Harmonic ChantGlobal Sacred Music
55
Oral versus Literate Listening
71
The Overtones of Health
89
Music as Timeless Therapy
95
Musicthe Ultimate Physician
111
Sonic Entrainment
217
Sound in Mind and Body
234
Imagery and the Physiology of Music
243
Music The Way Home
255
The Eternal Future of Sound
261
The Symphony of Life
289
Healing with Sound and Music
317
From Tone to a Sound Principle
330

On Music and Healing
121
Creative Arts Therapist
167
Potpourri of Musics Potential
197
Appendix
337
Acknowledgments
357
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Don Campbell founded the Institute for Music, Health, and Education in 1988. Known as the "godfather of sound", he frequently lectures at universities, music organizations, at Omega and Esalen and to health professionals. In April 1996, he was Conference Host for "Awakening the Soul", a three-day symposium with presentations by Robert Bly, Maya Angelou, and Matthew Fox. He trained as a classical musician at the Fontainebleau Conservatory of Music in France. He lives in Boulder, Colorado.

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