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Sonic Alchemy
Sonic Alchemy explains the principles of rhythm, resonance, entrainment, sonic neuro-technologies, and the ground-breaking work of Dr. Alfred Tomatis. Included are a dozen thought-provoking interviews with leading sound practitioners. Sonic Alchemy explores how 'soundwork' improves health, learning, and productivity. By understanding how music and sound directly impact your body/mind, you can create empowering sonic environments. Whether you are a music lover, music maker, or healthcare practitioner, you will refer to the wisdom in these pages for inspiration, knowledge and personal application. A dozen thought-provoking interviews with leading sound philosophers and practitioners are included. These people are defining the use of sound as a life-enhancing modality in our lives. Interviews and topics include Therese Music for the Dying, Fred Schwartz, Music as Anesthesia, Michael Intention and Music, Jeffrey Thompson, Bio-Tuning, Tom Psychoacoustics, Vickie Awakening the Amnesia of Wellness, Arthur The Power of the Drum, Janalea Entrainment, Jonathan The Power of Harmonics, Michael Light & Sound Machines, Molly Resonance Therapy, and Robert Chantmaster Extraordinaire.
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Published May 14, 1997
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March 1, 2011
Joshua Leed's Sonic Alchemy: Conversations With Leading Sound Practitioners. It's all music, after all--- down to the vibrations of the atoms. His website is www.sound-remedies.com Right now I'm listening to the CD "Music for Motivation" with the Arcangelos Chamber Ensemble. The idea is, the so-many beats per minute give you some serious pep. I think this works well for work on the Internet-- but not so much for creative writing. I'll be posting more about sound and creativity in the coming weeks.
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