There is an entire field of Music Therapy and Sound Healing, which is devoted to music used for healing. This blogger doesn't seem to know much about that, but there has been extensive research, practice and documentation done in many different applications of music and sound to healing for many years.
- Cathryn Hrudicka
Hello Cathryn, I am the blogger you reference. I have been researching and producing psychoacoustically based music programs for 15 years. I am very familiar with the body of music research and in fact am engaged in a related project surveying the field in which we have reviewed and cataloged over 1,000 published studies, see http://soundswell.org. I posted this because of the unique...
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- Alex Doman
Hi Alex—thanks for your response. I have worked in the field of music therapy, and when I didn't see it mentioned specifically in that post, I felt that it would be helpful to mention it. I apologize if you've mentioned it in earlier posts. I'll check out the http://soundswell.org link.
- Cathryn Hrudicka
Hi Cathryn- Of course. As a point of clarification when you use the term music therapy are you referring to the use of music for health and healing or the strict definition "Music Therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music...
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- Alex Doman
Alex, I have worked in both music therapy and sound healing, and not everyone separates them entirely. There are also some exciting new ways people are using music in business innovation, education and other areas that I would probably not classify as "therapy," or "healing," even though they sometimes have that impact as well.
- Cathryn Hrudicka
We intuitively know that music is good for us; we seek it out to make us happy, or to comfort us. I can't wait until brain science figures this one out.
- Francine Hardaway
I'm looking for a St. Matthew's Passion in the Bay Area to celebrate Easter. Who's scheduled to perform it?
- Cliff Gerrish
There is an entire field of Music Therapy and Sound Healing, which is devoted to music used for healing. This blogger doesn't seem to know much about that, but there has been extensive research, practice and documentation done in many different applications of music and sound to healing for many years.
- Cathryn Hrudicka
In response to Cathryn's comment I am the blogger you reference. I have been researching and producing psychoacoustically based music programs for 15 years. I am very familiar with the body of music research and in fact am engaged in a related project surveying the field in which we have reviewed and cataloged over 1,000 published studies, see http://soundswell.org. I posted this...
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- Alex Doman
I wonder if kids would modulate the volume of their music if they knew the possible aftereffects beforehand, could really experience what tinnitus is like?
- Ginger Kenney
That is a great idea. Perhaps we will explore create some examples of tinnitus, but will hunt to see if something already exists. It is alarming how many young people are giving themselves noise induced hearing loss now.
- Alex Doman
sean: no, just 20 things demoed about it. I don't know that it'll help. Probably just bore everyone. UPDATE: the video is here: http://www.kyte.tv/scoblei...
- Robert Scoble
I have to say, the only time I can really express the value of FF is when people get annoyed with Twitter, and I say, it'd be nice to have an aggregator, right? And then, they get it. Or a big bubble diagram showing RSS feeds and overlaps
- anna sauce
Thanks Robert. Great overview of FF. Where do I send a check? :)
- Joe Lima
Great, I'm going back and forth from the video as I set up a friendfeed account. Thanks!
- David Creelman
Good work. Thank you. I want to know more about the email to FF tip you mentioned. What will part 2 have in it? ;-)
- Amani