Music Therapy - the magic of sounds
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The Power of Music Therapy For people who have Parkinson disease who can't talk but can sing, can't walk but can dance, music is a blessing. For others with Alzheimer's, they can sometimes start to remember themselves and be themselves with familiar tunes. For some strange reasons, music can change our state and to a certain extent - heal us.
While music therapy can help people with a variety of disorders like depression and Alzheimer, the most common use is by people who suffer from intellectual impairment or having difficulty learning. It is said that between the years 1600 and 1750 Baroque music composers such as Handle, Vivaldi, Corelli and Bach specifically set out to create music to lift the spirit and free the mind from earthly concern.
Music therapy is not a modern thing. Plato once said that music is ”a more potent instrument than any other for education”. If you look back in the Middle Ages, you will also learn that monks used music to help them memorize lengthy scriptural passages.
Music Therapy and Einstein
For some people, music therapy is their toys. When Albert Einstein struggled with complicated formulas, he played his violin. His oldest son said that “whenever he felt that he had come to the end of the road or into a difficult situation in his work he would take refuge in music, and that would usually resolve all his difficulties”. His sister also said that playing music seemed to put Einstein in “ a peaceful state of mind, which facilitated his reflection”.
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What did Einstein himself said? When asked about the relation between music and his ground breaking physics research he said, “Both are born of the same source and complement each other..” That's the power of music therapy.
DO YOU KNOW?
Stars also produce tones. On August 98, scientists at University of Berkeley California reported a blast of an unusual star producing an unheard of tone in the universe.
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