Music Therapy

From the many types of art, music is one of the closest to human soul restoring the most intimate emotions and feelings. Beethoven said: '' Music is a higher revelation than any wisdom ore any philosophy."

THE RELAXING EFFECT

In the case of tiredness after a long and tense activity, it is recommended to listen to slow pieces of music that helps you relax and throws you into a state of meditation. For example, an andante from the piano sonatas composed by Haydn or Mozart, the second movement from Beethoven's piano Concertos or Debussy's Nocturnes.

If suffering of a pathological fatigue or for patient with neurotic problems it is highly recommended to listen to stimulating rhythmic pieces. For example, the third movement of a piano sonata by Mozart.

Music therapy has a strong effect on language development, enriching the vocabulary by increasing the capacity to learn new words. These effects were evident on children with language difficulties.

POTENTIATING OF INTELLECTUAL MENTAL PROCESSES

Listening especially to Mozart's music but also other composers (Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Brahms) and musical training has positive effects on cognitive mental processes such as spatial thinking, the use of mathematical concepts, problem solving, attention and memory. Thereby, Music is used in education for improving learning styles and in medicine to improve mental performance of the elderly people ore help patients suffering of Alzheimer.

This is just a brief example of the good things that music broth in our life

With every musical territory conquered, we add a new string to our sensitivity. Music is an admirable way to purify our body and our soul.