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Relaxation Therapies Part 2

January 29th, 2011
Music therapy

New Age Therapies

The New Age movement includes elements of older spiritual and religious traditions from both East and West, many of which have been melded with ideas from modern science, particularly psychology and ecology.

Sound therapy

Sound therapy is a method of recharging the cortex of the brain and distributing the latent energy throughout the nervous system. This therapy employs sound in a rhythmic form to unscramble the stressed out nerves and brain, relaxing the mind and body. The effect of therapeutic sound upon a person is revitalizing, harmonizing and curative at almost every level of being. Sound therapy is one of the best techniques for relieving effects of stress. Sound Therapy consists of listening to therapeutic sounds, for at least three hours a day to a total of 100 to 200 hours. The therapist decides the length of time depending on the condition of patients.

Certain sounds have telling effect upon the state of our brain, apart from specially created sounds, we can access and utilize the natural sounds all around us. Nature has a vast repertoire of soothing and rhythmic sounds——– sounds of ocean, breeze, rustling of leaves, bubbling sounds of a cascade and even the sound of silence can have a very soothing and anti-stress effect on a person.

Walking Therapy

Walking provides an excellent opportunity to recharge and invigorate your body with the inhalation of oxygen and release of tensions. Through long walks, important organs such as heart, lungs, digestive system, and muscles get thoroughly exercised, facilitating blood circulation.

100 Tips to Market Your Music – Part 1

November 25th, 2010
Music Updates

Marketing is all the activities and processes of planning, communicating and executing a product, with a price, the promotion and the placement of an item to an end user. Your music is your product which you are then supplying to the end user – the music fan. Between you and the fan is a big space on how to bridge this gap. You may think that if you just get a record deal with some label, your prayers are answered and this instant bridge is built across that space. This is for the most part, not how things work today.

As an aspiring indie or unsigned singer, songwriter, or a musician in a band you can not do just a few things to promote yourself and expect success in your music career. Offline and online music promotion and marketing exposure is an ongoing process in this DIY age. Music companies are looking for artists that already have fan bases, sold CDs, and are proven ready to move up to a higher level. Presented here are more than 100 tips and ideas for you to think about and tweak as you will, to get noticed, gain fans, and get heard. You have to find a way to stand above the crowd, for talent alone is not enough.

Promo Tip #1 A music artist must start somewhere, that’s usually locally, but it’s better to not just dive in without a plan. But begin you must. Create a plan with some ideas and set goals as to what you need to accomplish weekly, monthly, and yearly. Start small and make it progressive. Reach bench marks and keep at it.

Twilight Movie Review Part 1 – My Fav Scenes

October 5th, 2010


breakupbulletin.blogspot.com ok, so there is so much that i want to say about this and so little time, so for my first vid on it i am quickly going through all of my favorite scenes i didnt actually get through all of them because i was restricted on time but there will be more tom come in a few days. Love ya ps check my favorites for some twilight scenes (they will probably get taken down quick so hurry) stalk my music trends: twitter.com

Twilight Review Part 2 – Money, New Moon, and Music .wmv

September 23rd, 2010


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Evolution of Classical Music Part 2 of 3: -Schumann to Brahms-

August 27th, 2010


www.youtube.com Click above to watch Part 1 My blog about the best comedy videos (in Japanese) tubenglish.seesaa.net