One of the most gratifying things that a pregnant woman or new mother can do is sing lullabies to her unborn or newborn infant. Mothers have been doing this for millions of years and not only is it calming and soothing to the infant, but it’s also calming and soothing to the mother, the father, [...]

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In 1997 a book was published called “The Mozart Effect.” It took the world by storm and immediately created quite a controversy. I believe that many people misunderstood what the author/editor was trying to say about the music of Mozart. This blog attempts to clear up some of the controversy and define some of the [...]

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Neuroscientists are only just beginning to understand how music affects the brain. We know that music is extremely powerful and that it can elicit hundreds of shades of emotion very quickly. In this blog I will explore the latest findings on the brain and music as well as present some musings of these findings and [...]

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I certainly think so, and for that reason I have a blog called Music Healing and Animals.  To visit this blog, go to http://music-healing-and-animals.blogspot.com/.  Enjoy!

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Those of you that have been following my website ezine and my other blogs may wonder why I am starting yet another blog.  This is really kind of an experiment.  The bottom line is, I want to get the word about music’s healing power out to as many people as possible and the “gurus” tell [...]

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Greetings to all my readers, old and new.  Many of you have been with me for 10 years or more online!  Isn’t that amazing?  When I first started my site back in 1997 I was primarily interested in researching the benefits of tone and chant, thus the screen name “chantdoc.”  Over the past decade I [...]

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