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| The Resource Links Section
of the Library is a list of helpful websites addressing
various areas of music therapy, sound healing, and related
subjects. The list has been compiled from our studies
over the last two years on these subjects. It was difficult
to draw the line between music and sound healing and areas
that relate to it, such as spirituality, wellness, psychology
and education. You will find listings that overlap these
subjects. They may not directly relate to music and sound
healing, but they are interesting nonetheless. We will
continue to add to this list as we are able to make them
ready. If you have additional suggestions or want to add
a link to this page, please feel free to email
us. |
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The Academy of Lifelong
Learning and The Academy Band |
Established in
1980 by the University of Delaware, the Academy provides
opportunities for men and women of retirement age. Classes
are developed and led by fellow members which enhance,
enrich and extend the quality of life by its members.
One program is The Academy Band, coordinated by Martha
Newlon and conducted by Joe Lofland. This band provides
opportunities for members to improve technique and performance
skills in concert band format, from easy to medium difficulty.
Martha has quite a list of the healing benefits of music
from her years (she is 84) of performing.
Found at: www.academyband.org |
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The Academy of Sound, Color and Movement |
Fabien Maman
is a French musician, composer, acupuncturist, bioenergetician
and martial artist. As a musician/composer, he performed
many of his original compositions with his quintet in
the great concert halls of the world, including Carnegie
Hall, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Tokyo Opera and Paris
Olympia. In 1987, Fabien founded The Academy of Sound,
Color and Movement, which offers the essence of his research
in practical form. He has written four books: The Role
of Music in the Twenty-First Century, Raising Human Frequencies,
Sound Acupuncture, Healing with Sound, Color and Movement.
These may be purchased through his website.
Found at: www.tama-do.com |
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Acoustics Laboratory at Helsinki Institute
of Technology |
Research activities include
SP applications in acoustics, audio signal processing,
speech processing and music.
Found at: www.hut.fi/Yksikot/Yksikot/Osastot/S/Akustiikka/index.html |
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Acoustical Brain Research (ABR), Tom
Kenyon |
Tom Kenyon studied
the effects of tone and frequency on the human brain originally
to augment his work as a psychotherapist. He has been
a practicing psychotherapist for over 20 years with a
Masters in Psychological Counseling. In 1983 he formed
ABR, Acoustic Brain Research, to create a forum for his
research into specific neuronal centers and how they are
affected by frequency and tone. Tom offers a wide range
of teaching intensives around the world, audiotapes and
a video tape. His teaching schedule is listed along with
contacts for the various facilitators.
Found at: www.tomkenyon.com |
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Advanced Spiritual Healing Technology
Sound |
Advanced Spiritual
Healing Technology Sound has been incorporated as an integral
part of the healing work of Jim Harmon and the device
he calls Trinity Table. EEG validation proves the table's
beneficial physiological alteration. Jim has ten years
of proven ability to assist the integration and ascension
process, and clearly shows the value of sound as a healing
modality.
Found at: www.netexas.net/trinity |
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Susan Alexander, MA, Composer |
Susan Alexander,
MA, combines her artistic pursuits as a composer and performer
with an active career as a music educator and broadcast
producer. Classically trained in composition and theory
at San Jose State University, she joined the staff in
l985 where she taught music theory until 1991. In 1988
she collaborated with Dr. David Deamer, a cell biologist
at the University of California, UC Santa Cruz. Dr. Deamer
supplied her with vibrational data from the four chemical
bases of DNA (adneine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine),
which she programmed into a synthesizer in order to "hear"
them. Susan used these beautiful combinations in her CD,
"Sequencia." The website also has various scientific
articles she has written on the subject.
Found at: www.oursounduniverse.com |
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Amazing Sounds |
Amazing Sounds is a magazine
devoted to alternative music. Published in Spanish and
English, it contains news, reviews, articles, interviews,
sound bytes and more.
Found at: www.amazings.com |
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Ambient Music Information Archive |
An archive intended to be
a freely accessible repository of information about ambient
music of all kinds. Definitions, artists, reviews, liner
notes, and other information.
Found at: www.hyperreal.org/music/epsilon |
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The American Holistic Health Association |
The American Holistic
Health Association (AHHA) promotes holistic health as
an approach to creating wellness which encourages people
to: 1)Balance and integrate physical, mental, emotional
and spiritual aspects, 2) Establish respectful, cooperative
relationships with others and the environment, 3) Make
wellness-oriented lifestyle choices, 4) Actively participate
in health decisions and healing process.
Found at: www.ahha.org |
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The American Music Therapy Association
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The mission of
the American Music Therapy Association is to advance public
awareness of the benefits of music therapy and increase
access to quality music therapy services in a rapidly
changing world. This website offers membership information,
career information, products, events and news from the
world of music therapy.
Found at: www.musictherapy.org |
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Applied Music and Sound Technology
(AMST) |
Co-Founders,
Richard Lawrence and Joshua Leeds, combine the best of
arts and science along with "gentle nutrient sounds"
that enhance daily life. One of their newest and most
exciting projects has been to develop a series of recordings
in conjunction with the National Academy for Child Development,
NACD, combining their experience with various therapies
including the ground-breaking work of Dr. Alfred Tomatis
to bring forward a new level of therapeutic music. This
new "LISTENING PROGRAM" has being tested with
clients to determine the proper protocol for usage. The
program is available for home or school use and is used
under the supervision of a trained therapist or educational
specialist.
Found at: www.appliedmusic.com |
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The Association of Sound Therapy and
Harmonic Studies
(La AsociaciÛn de Terapia del Sonido y Estudios
ArmÛnicos, Spain) |
This association
was founded in 1998 by Michêle Averard and Nestor
Kornblum, in order to establish standards in the practice
of sound therapy in Spain. Their aim is to spread the
awareness and knowledge of Sound as a powerful tool for
personal and planetary transformation. Nestor and Michêle,
directors of the association, conduct intensive courses
on the therapeutic and transformative uses of sound, and
particularly the voice.
Found at: www.arrakis.es/~shamael/english.htm |
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Audiofile (AF) |
AudioFile (AF)
is a device-independent network-transparent audio server
developed at Digital
Equipment Corporation's Cambridge Research Laboratory.
With AudioFile, multiple audio applications can run simultaneously,
sharing access to the actual audio hardware. Network transparency
means that application programs can run on machines scattered
throughout the network. Because AF permits applications
to be device-independent, applications need not be rewritten
to work with new audio hardware. AudioFile does for sound
what the X Window System does for text and graphics.
Found at: tns-www.lcs.mit.edu/vs/audiofile.html |
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Audium Theater of Sound Sculptured
Space |
The only theatre
of its kind pioneering the exploration of space in music.
Over 169 speakers bathe listeners in sounds that move
past, over and under them. "Sound sculptures"
are performed in darkness in a 49-seat theatre.
Found at: www.slip.net/~audium |
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Axiom |
AXIOM brings
profound learning into a wider field of human awareness:
the knowledge and the experience of the unity of all life.
Charting its course within the prevailing societal context,
and doing this without dogma or doctrine, the Axiom intent
is manifested through organized energy designed for the
presentation of speaking and teaching tours, special gatherings,
and multi-media. "We find linkage and commonality
between the shamanic and the scientific, the anomalous
and the certified, the immanent and the transcendent.
From cautiously looking into our houses of mirrors we
begin to find and then bravely move into multitudes of
splendid definitions.
Found at: www.greatmystery.org |
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John Beaulieu, M.D.,
PhD. |
John Beaulieu
is the founder of BioSonic Repatterning(TM) and the director
of BioSonic Enterprises, Ltd. Dr. Beaulieu's career spans
thirty years of arts, healing arts, and martial arts.
He is a Board Certified member of the American Naturopathic
Medical Association and a Registered Polarity Practitioner
member of the American Polarity Therapy Association. He
and his wife, Thea Keats Beaulieu, are the directors of
BioSonic Enterprises, Ltd. is a growing company dedicated
to presenting creative classes and products on Music and
Sound Healing, Energy Medicine, and Polarity Therapy.
Found at: www.biosonicenterprises.com |
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Bioacoustics |
BioAcoustics
can most aptly be described as a cross between music therapy
and biofeedback. It uses voice spectral analysis as a
tool to identify and interpret the constant, complicated
frequency interactions within the body. BioAcoustics can
most aptly be described as a cross between music therapy
and biofeedback. It is related to music inasmuch as specific
combinations of sounds are used; but not necessarily sounds
that would be considered musical by even the most lenient
critic. Biofeedback comes into play as low frequency sounds
are presented to elicit specific biological and emotional
responses. The technique has provided insight into the
possibility that the frequencies contained in the vocal
patterns provide a holographic representation of the human
body. BioAcoustics seeks to influence the systems within
the body that produce, interpret and use frequency.
Found at: www.soundhealthresources.com |
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Bioacoustics Journal |
An international
peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study and recording
of animal sounds. It publishes reports of original research
and review articles, commentaries from major figures in
the field, profiles of research groups, relevant conference
announcements and abstracts, reviews of equipment, books
and recordings, information on wildlife sound archives
and lists of recent publications in the field of bioacoustics.
Found at: http://www.bioacoustics.info |
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Biosonic Enterprises, Ltd. |
BioSonics Enterprises,
Ltd. is associated with the Stone Ridge Retreat Center
in the Catskill Mountains. Directors of BioSonic Enterprises,
Ltd., Dr. John Beaulieu and Thea Keats Beaulieu, are dedicated
to presenting creative classes and products on Music and
Sound Healing, Energy Medicine, and Polarity Therapy.
Workshops and conferences are available at the Retreat
Center and their website is full of resources and products.
Found at: www.biosonicenterprises.com |
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John Cage Chronological
Catalog of Music, Compiled by Larry Solomon |
The new catalog has many corrections,
additions, and modifications, and an abundance of new
information such as Cage autobiographical statement, silence
archives and discography.
Found at: newalbion.com/artists/cagej |
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Don Campbell |
Don Campbell is
is a leading educator on music and health. For two decades,
he has researched the effects of sound and music on learning
and health. A native of Texas, he was educated in France
with Nadia Boulanger and Jean Casadesus and continued
his studies of organ, music, and conducting at the University
of North Texas. His appointments have included St Mary's
International School in Tokyo teaching music and philosophy,
and Director of Education for the Chorister's Guild.
Found at: www.mozarteffect.com |
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CBC Drama Studio with On-Line Sound
Effects |
An Image map of the CBC Drama
Studio in Toronto. Various sound effect devices and generating
techniques are demonstrated.
Found at: www.radio.cbc.ca/facilities/drama.html |
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Center for New Music and Audio Technologies |
The Center for
New Music and Audio Technologies at 1750 Arch Street,
Berkeley, California 94720 U.S.A. (510) 643-9990. Promoting,
producing and presenting creative interaction between
music and technology. A satellite of the UC Berkeley Department
of Music, CNMAT is an interdisciplinary research center,
drawing participants from many university departments
including physics, mathematics, electrical engineering,
psychology, computer science, cognitive science and music.
Found at: www.cnmat.berkeley.edu |
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Center for Research in Computing and
the Arts |
Center for Research in Computing
and the Arts at UCSD, California. Concerned with the application
of computing technology to a wide array of artistic endeavors
in the arts, and humanities.
Found at: crca-www.ucsd.edu |
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Center for Biomedical Research in Music |
Michael Taut,
Ph.D. heads the university research center dedicated to
4 research areas: 1) auditory motor and cognitive neuroscience;
2) neurologic rehabilitation; 3) rhythm perception, rhythm
production, and rhythmic synchronization; and 4) neuroscience
of music and scientific foundation of music therapy. The
Center has also sponsored research in performing arts
medicine for musicians. The Center is affiliated with
the Music Therapy Division (Department of Music, Theatre,
and Dance) within the College of Liberal Arts; the Molecular,
Cellular and Integrative Neuroscience Program; the Department
of Electrical Engineering and the Biomedical Engineering
Program; and Poudre Valley Hospital.
Found at: www.colostate.edu/depts/cbrm |
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Center for Computer Music Research
and Composition |
Center for Computer Music
Research and Composition at UCSB, California. A quarterly
Journal, published by MIT Press, that covers a wide range
of topics related to digital audio signal processing and
electro-acoustic music.
Found at: www.ccmrc.ucsb.edu |
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The Chalice of Repose Project, Inc. |
The Chalice of
Repose Project, Inc. is a unique end-of-life patient care
program and graduate level school of music-thanatology.
It includes a palliative-clinical practice and an educational
program. The Project's mission is to lovingly serve the
physical and spiritual needs of the dying with prescriptive
music; to educate clinicians, health care providers and
the public about the possibility of a blessed death and
the gift that conscious dying can bring to the fullness
of life; and to integrate and model these contemplative
and clinical values in daily practice.
Found at: www.chalicofrepose.org |
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Jacotte Chollet: Multidimensional Music |
Jacotte Chollet
creates her music from a deep meditative state. Until
1985 she was Associate Producer and Director of over fifty
documentary films for the French National Television on
the cutting edge of science, psychology and philosophy.
In 1985 she had a powerful inner voice experience and
has since dedicated her life to the exploration of the
world of vibrations, music and subtle energies. She spent
nine years of years of research and therapy through "harmonic
resonance" with multidimensional music showing its
specific capacity to connect with the source of higher
consciousness within, to initiate a holistic transformation
on a quantum level and to restore integrity of the energy
field, with an emphasis on cancer cases. Blood tests have
shown that after an exposure of one hour of this music,
there is a dramatic increase in hemoglobin and an enhancement
of the immune system.
Found at: www.multidimensionalmusic.com |
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Chua's Oscillator: Applications of
Chaos to Sound and Music |
Chua's
Circuit is one of a few physical systems for which the
presence of chaos has been observed experimentally, verified
by computer simulations, and proven mathematically. It
can also be used to generate musical signals and compositions.
(Hear also the radio report by Bob Hirshon, "Bassoon
Circuit", AAAS Science Update, Mutual Broadcasting
System, Nov. 1993). This document summarizes a collaboration
between members of the Center for Complex Systems Research
(CCSR) of the Beckman Institute (BI) and the Physics Department
of the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (UIUC)
and of the Virtual Environment Group (VEG) of the National
Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA).
Found at: www.ccsr.uiuc.edu/People/gmk/Papers/ChuaSndRef.html |
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The Circular Cosmic Spot Newsletter
of the International Bioacoustics Council |
The Circular Cosmic
Spot, an online electronic music magazine. We feature
in-depth reviews, interviews, an electronic music forum,
articles, and giveaways. Center for Computer Music Research
and Composition: UCSB, California. A quarterly Journal
that covers a wide range of topics related to digital
audio signal processing and electroacoustic music.
Found at: www.sdriver.com |
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Computer Music Journal Archives |
Since its beginning,
works composed at CCRMA have been highlighted at music
festivals, concerts and competitions around the world.
These files can be accessed via the World-Wide Web, Internet
ftp file transfer, or the gopher protocol; they are available
to anyone provided that the copyright notices included
in them are maintained.
Found at: mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/Computer-Music-Journal/CMJ.html |
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Center for Music Research - Florida
State University |
Founded in 1980
to bring together the already strong research component
of the School of Music with its newly-created computer
facilities. The goal of this union is to create effective
computer music environments for students and faculty and
to form a research system that blends the best human characteristics
of the researcher and teacher with the technological advantages
of computers. The missions of the CMR are related to the
central goal of bringing the best available technology
and research to music as an art form, as an educational
discipline, and as a revealer of the workings of the human
mind. Its staff is dedicated to the premise that music
deserves the finest scientific inquiry that modern technology
is able to support.
Found at: www.music.fsu.edu/cmrbro.html |
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Computer Music Journal |
Computer Music Journal (CMJ)
is a quarterly Journal that covers a wide range of topics
related to digital audio signal processing and electroacoustic
music. It is published (in hard copy and on-line) by MIT
Press.
Found at: mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/Computer-Music-Journal |
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Contours of the Mind |
An exhibition
of Sonic and Visual Art An exhibit at the Australian National
University Drill Hall Gallery.
Found at: online.anu.edu.au/ITA/ACAT/contours/contours.html |
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The Crop Circular |
Is sound creating
the phenomenon of crop circles? As the expression of number
in space, geometry is inextricably linked to music since
the laws of the former govern the mathematical intervals
that make up the notes in the western music scale- the
diatonic ratios- hence why the ancient Egyptians referred
to geometry as frozen music. Witness excerpts from Secrets
in the Fields by Freddy Silva.
Found at: www.lovely.clara.net/crop_circles_sound.html |
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Didgeridoings.com |
Hosted by Peter
Spoecker, this super comprehensive didgeridoo (didjeridoo,
didgeridu, didjeridu) site offers several types of didjeridoos
for sale, free instructions how to make and play a didgeridoo,
didge adventures and Aboriginal encounters in Australia,
cultural information and a tutorial CD and music CD's.
Here is a wealth of hard to find didjeridu information
with lots of audio & video clips.
Found at: www.didgeridoings.com |
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DNA Music |
Metamusic provides
unique opportunities to enhance daily life. Each composition
utilizes the advanced hemispheric synchronization (Hemi-Sync)
sound technologies pioneered by The Monroe Institute,
an organization responsible for some of the most innovative
research in consciousness occurring today.
Found at: www.dnamusic.com |
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Eighth Nerve |
A newsletter on digital audio,
computer music, and computer generated sound. Eighth Nerve
is the official organ of the Symbolic Sound Corporation
and is updated periodically.
Found at: www.mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/Computer-Music-Journal/CMJ.html |
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Ethnomusicology Sources |
An interesting gateway to
the study of music from around the world. They offer a
peer-reviewed on-line multi-media e-journal called EOL.
Found at: www.research.umbc.edu/eol |
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Experiencing Music Technology |
For the past
eight years David B. Williams, Illinois State University
and Peter R. Webster, Northwestern University, have collaborated
on a textbook devoted to the many dimensions of music
technology. This book was written to explore the essential
topics a musician should consider when using computers
and technology--whether for the purpose of listening,
performing, composing, or teaching. Covering subjects
ranging from music CAI and desktop publishing to notation,
sequencing and MIDI, and multimedia and CD audio, this
book was designed for a complete undergraduate or graduate
course devoted to music technology. However, because of
its comprehensive, systems approach, it can also serve
as a supplemental resource for other courses in the music
curriculum, or as a handy reference tool for all musicians
who use, or want to use, technology in their art.
Found at: www.orat.ilstu.edu/emtbook |
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Foundation for Shamanic
Studies |
FSS was founded in 1985 by
Dr. Michael Harner as a non-profit educational and research
organization dedicated to the preservation, study, and
teaching of shamanic knowledge. It is one of the foremost
institutions in the world engaged in the revival and teaching
of practical shamanism and in its application to health
and other problems of contemporary life.
Found at: www.shamanism.org |
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Fractal Music Project |
Fractal
music is a result of a recursive process where an algorithm
is applied multiple times to process its previous output.
In wider perspective all musical forms, both in micro
and macro level can be modeled with this process. Fractals
provide extremely interesting musical results, and the
field is becoming one of the most exciting fields of new
music research. Fractal music enthusiasts are encouraged
to publish their works here.
Found at: www-ks.rus.uni-stuttgart.de:80/people/schulz/fmusic |
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Future Harmonix |
Future Harmonix
is a collaborative effort to catalyze communication, community,
and creativity among all people who desire to raise collective
consciousness by exploring the transformational powers
of sound, dance, art, and love -- thereby deepening our
connection to each other and to Earth. They utilize printed
publications, music, art, the internet, and other forms
of creative media to facilitate the formation of a global
matrix of information, inspiration, and support. We desire
to set up relationships with other collectives and individuals
which are of benefit to everybody involved in order to
create a functional, balanced network.
Found at: www.futureharmonix.com |
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Joy Gardner Vibrational
Healing Program in Hawaii |
Joy Gardner is
the Founder and Director of the Vibrational Healing Program
in Hawaii. She is a multidimensional master with twenty
five years experience in conventional and natural healing.
Joy shares her expertise with compassion and warmth. She
is the author of 11 books including The Healing
Voice (out of print, but available as an
ebook from her website) and Vibrational Healing
through the Chakras with Light, Color, Sound, Crystals
and Aromatherapy.
Found at: www.highvibrations.net;
Email: joyus@copper.net
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Kay Gardner |
Kay Gardner was
the author of Sounding the Inner Landscape: Music as Medicine,
and was recognized as a leading authority on the creative
use of music and sound. She was a nationally known and
accomplished composer and performer.
Found at: www.ladyslipper.org/vendors/ladyslipper/kay_gardner.xtml |
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Mitchell L. Gaynor, M.D. |
Mitchell L. Gaynor,
M.D., Director of Medical Oncology at the Strang Cancer
Prevention Center, New York, NY, and author of Dr. Gaynor’s
Cancer Prevention Program. The goal of DrGaynor.com is
to help people revolutionize their health – whatever
that may mean to them. For some, it means increased energy
and vitality...for others, enhanced protection against
disease and illness...and for those coping with an existing
health condition, new breakthrough therapies that hold
exciting promise. Dr. Gaynor and his colleague, leading
nutritional pharmacist Jerry Hickey, R.Ph., have documented
many of their research findings and patient success stories
in the books and publications listed on their site. Dr.
Gaynor has written Healing Essence, Dr. Gaynor's Cancer
Prevention Program, and Sounds of Healing.
Found at: www.drgaynor.com |
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German Association for Music Therapy
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The German Association for
Music Therapy was established in 1973. Today, it is the
biggest Music Therapy Association in Europe. Their services
range from journals and other publications to continuing
education and discussions about the job profile. The site
is available in German and English.
Found at: www.musiktherapie.de/ |
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David Gordon, Sound & Spirit, Singer,
Teacher, Healing Voice Coach |
David Gordon has
more than 30 years of experience as a full-time professional
singer in classical and folk music, and more than a decade's
study of sound and meditation. He helps singers of all
backgrounds unlock the full expression of their own unique
voice. In addition to his private studio, he is a voice
instructor at the University of California in Berkeley.
He also presents workshops in Meditative Toning and the
healing powers of voice and music.
Found at: www.spiritsound.com/ |
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Stephen Halpern |
For over 25 years,
Steven Halpern has promoted the healing powers of music
for personal and spiritual growth through his compositions,
writings and media appearances. He is an award winning
composer, recording artist, author, educator and sound
healer. Steven's music is specially designed for repeated
listening, and is used worldwide in homes, hospices, hospitals,
schools and businesses.
Found at: www.stevenhalpern.com |
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Harmonique Centre and The Harmonic
Choir with David Hykes |
David Hykes,
composer, teacher and recording artist, offers concerts,
seminars, retreats, school and conservatory lectures and
residencies all over the world, and is therefore spreading
a form of knowledge which joins the sciences at their
most intangible level, where what appears as matter turns
out to be energy. Harmonic Chant and the related Harmonic
Awareness teachings emphasize equally work with harmonic
sound, listening, breath and sensation awareness. What
makes Harmonic Chant true is the balance of these elements.
Hykes' harmonic series teachings are the orientational
starting point for the music work--the idea that the harmonic
series is the most far-reaching musical universal, and
the organic source in all music of melody, harmony and
rhythm.
Found at: www.harmonicworld.com |
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Harmony Music List |
Harmony Music
List includes thousands of links in many categories related
to music.
Found at: www.harmonymusiclist.com |
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Harvard Computer Music Center - Cambridge,
MA |
Focuses on teaching
analog studio techniques in the realm of the computer.
Found at: http://peter.harvard.edu/center |
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Hemi-Sync Audio Technology |
Hemi-Sync is a
trademarked, state-of-the-art audio technology based on
the natural functioning of the brain that encourages coherent
brainwave activity. Our brains produce waves or patterns
of electrical activity. Different patterns indicate different
mental states, such as rest (occipital Alpha), deep sleep
(central Delta), meditation (central and frontal Theta),
physical activity (wide-spread Beta). Hemi-Sync's audio
binaural beats influence these brainwave patterns and
in concert with other components of the Hemi-Sync process
provide experiences in focused states of consciousness.
Found at: www.monroe-inst.com/programs/hemi-sync.html |
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Barbara Hero |
Barbara Hero is
a mathematician, visual artist, composer and writer. She
exercises all of these attributes in her mission of sharing
the secrets encoded within the ancient Pythagorean Lambdoma
Matrix. She has written and lectured extensively on the
wisdom encoded within that ancient matrix of whole number
ratios attributed to Pythagoras and has been called the
"Re-discoverer of Pythagoras' Lambdoma."
Found at: www.members.aol.com/bhero/HomePage.html |
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Daniel B. Holeman, Artist |
Daniel believes
that his main calling and his deeper role in life is sharing
guidance and inspiration on the path back to our true
selves and God. These themes come through in his artwork.
The piece featured in the Healing Music Organization's
logo is called "Visions Unlimited". Daniel's
explains the symbols as the imagery of the eye (vision)
in the heart (love and connection) within the circle (oneness)
of the zodiac, expanding outward in an intricate mandala
of life. You can find this artwork and other information
about Daniel on his website.
Found at: www.awakenvisions.com |
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Hyperreal |
A resource and a home on the
Internet for information and activities surrounding the
memes of music, dance, art, altered states of consciousness,
and experimental ways of expressing those memes over the
wires.
Found at: www.hyperreal.org |
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Institut de Recherche
et Coordination Acoustique/Musique |
Institut de Recherche
et Coordination Acoustique/Musique. Paris, France. Published
in French and English. Mutually enriching for both researchers
and composers, research is structured around concerted
projects, harmonizing the most recent technology with
the demands and logic of the field of music. It uses the
best in scientific know-how and benefits from numerous
external partnerships, as well as from effective applications
of its results.
Found at: www.ircam.fr/index1.html |
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Inner Peace Music |
Steven Halpern's
innovative artistry draws modern science and technology
together with ancient sound healing traditions to create
a new form of music that is once beautiful and functional.
His music is used throughout the world in homes, hospitals,
corporate offices, schools, and as the "music of
choice" for working at one's computer. "My vision
for this music is to anchor an experience of peace within
you. From that place of inner peace, you radiate peace
to the world. In so doing, you each contribute your part
to the symphony of life and to creating more peace on
our planet." - Steven Halpern
Found at: http://stevenhalpern.com |
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International Academy of Vibrational
Medicine Science |
The International
Academy of Vibrational Medical Science is in the process
of changing its official name to The International Academy
of Vibrational Wellness. When one looks at the vibrational
frequency of words, it becomes apparent that 'wellness'
has a lot healthier connotation than 'Medical Science,'
and in essence we are all searching for 'wellness' on
all levels.
Found at: www.vibrationalmedicine.com |
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Institute for Music Research [CAIRSS]
(Computer-Assisted Information Retrieval Service System) |
CAIRSS is a bibliographic
database of music research literature in music education,
music psychology, music therapy, and music.
Found at: http://imr.utsa.edu/CAIRSS |
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Institute for Music Research (IMR),
University of Texas at San Antonio |
The Institute for Music Research
came into being as one of the UTSA Strategic Initiatives
approved for 1991-92. It was established to promote research
in the areas of music psychology and music technology.
Current activities are divided into six categories: Online
Services, Conferences, Research, Publications, Presentations,
and a Ph.D. proposal.
Found at: http://imr.utsa.edu |
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Institute for Psychoacoustics and Electronic
Music |
Affiliated with
the Foundation for Music Research (founded in 1996) is
supported by the Belgian Fund for Scientific Research
(NFWO). The society will be active in the area of music
research for at least 5 years. Its aim is to develop and
discuss the foundations of a computational approach to
music research based on sound signals, Gestalt-theory,
and interdiscplinarity at a specialized level. The topical
issues focus on aspects of music perception and music
synthesis and will provide a support for current transformation
of traditional systematic (and historical) musicology
towards a modern science.
Found at: http://next.rug.ac.be/ |
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Institute of Research and Coordination
of Acoustics and Music (IRCAM) |
Open to the international
music community, each year the Institute welcomes young
talent and established composers. It offers composers
a framework for efficient technical production. The multi-disciplinary
context of the Centre Georges-Pompidou also enhances the
possibility for collaborative works (dance, film, video,
sound installations). The diffusion of works is also aided
by a special relationship with the Ensemble Intercontemporain
and other musical institutions (festivals, operas, theatres
and, of course, record companies).
Found at: www.ircam.fr/index1-e.html |
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International Foundation
for Music Research |
The
first foundation to promote and fund research in music
and behavior including cognitive science, psychology,
education, neuroscience, medicine, health, therapy, child
development, adolescence, aging, and related disciplines.
Found at: www.music-research.org |
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International Harp Therapy Program
|
For centuries,
the beneficial relationship between music and healing
has been well established. Music played on the harp has
several unique healing properties. The resonance from
the strings, including the range of pitch and tonal color,
set up an important relationship between the sound and
the recipient. Historically, the harp has been a symbol
of relief and comfort. Practitioner graduates of the International
Harp Therapy Program use the small harp as a bedside instrument
with the intention of supporting the recipient's goal
of healing. This goal may be emotional, physical, mental
or spiritual in nature.
Found at: www.harprealm.com |
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The International Lambdoma Research
Institute (ILRI) |
The International
Lambdoma Research Institute (I.L.R.I.) was founded by
Barbara Hero in order to encourage and promote the continuing
research and application of the ancient Pythagorean Lambdoma
Matrix, and to spread the understanding of the wisdom
and relationships which are encoded in its matrix of whole
number ratios. This research includes relationships between
musical intervals, colors, geometric forms, mathematics,
room resonances, chakra energy centers, rotations of planets,
the periodic table of elements and altered states of consciousness.
Found at: www.members.aol.com/Lambdom/Home/ILRIHomePage.html |
|
Journal of Energetic
Medicine |
A global forum for practitioners,
educators and researchers of the energetic, healing arts.
Found at: www.energeticmedicine.com |
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Journal of New Music Research |
The Journal -
which was launched in 1972 - has an interdisciplinary
orientation and affords a forum as an interface for disciplines
ranging from musicology (music theory, aesthetics, sociology),
psychology (from psychoacoustics to cognitive psychology
- with emphasis on modeling), information sciences (from
sound engineering to artificial intelligence), philosophy
(epistemology and methodology) and brain sciences. The
emphasis is on an interdisciplinary foundation for music
by means of the most advanced technologies.
Found at: http://next.rug.ac.be/ |
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Just Intonation Network |
A non-profit
group fostering communication among composers, musicians,
instrument designers, and theorists working with Just
Intonation. Founded in 1984, the network is an international
organization, with members in 14 countries and 36 U.S.
states. Network members are composers and performers of
electronic and acoustic music in every imaginable style.
They work in every medium from unaccompanied voice to
the latest digital synthesizers. They range from experienced
practitioners, with decades of experience in the use of
Just Intonation, to novices who are only beginning to
discover its expressive power.
Found at: www.justintonation.net |
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Tom Kenyon, Acoustical Brain Research
(ABR) |
Tom Kenyon studied
the effects of tone and frequency on the human brain originally
to augment his work as a psychotherapist. He has been
a practicing psychotherapist for over 20 years with a
Masters in Psychological Counseling. In 1983 he formed
ABR, Acoustic Brain Research, to create a forum for his
research into specific neuronal centers and how they are
affected by frequency and tone. Tom offers a wide range
of teaching intensives around the world, audiotapes and
a video tape. His teaching schedule is listed along with
contacts for the various facilitators.
Found at: www.tomkenyon.com |
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Keyboard Magazine |
Explores topics
related to contemporary electronic music.
Found at: www.keyboardmag.com |
|
Nicole La Voie: Sound
Wave Energy |
Nicole La Voie
is a French Canadian with a college background in Psychology
and Philosophy, and twenty years of hospital experience
as an X-Ray technician. She is the Founder and Director
of Sound Wave Energy, and has been involved in energy
work since 1974. After having a near death experience,
Nicole became interested in the healing arts. She is a
Reiki Master, and works with Crystals, Magnets, and frequency
techniques. The Sound Wave Energy Organization's mission
is to bring true harmony, balance, health and abundant
joy into peoples’ lives using sound frequencies.
Through the use of these frequencies they co-create a
better world where all life is respected, honored, and
appreciated.
Found at: www.harmonyera.com |
|
Looper's Delight |
Looper's is a
cultural and informational resource for musicians creating
with audio loops of every sort. From that basic premise
looping moves off in numerous directions, encompassing
a wide range of techniques for building, manipulating,
and using loops. The technique crosses many musical boundaries
and appears in a wide range of musical styles and genres.
Found at: www.annihilist.com/loop/loop.html |
|
Fabien Maman, The Academy
of Sound, Color and Movement |
Fabien Maman
is a French musician, composer, acupuncturist, bioenergetician
and martial artist. As a musician/composer, he performed
many of his original compositions with his quintet in
the great concert halls of the world, including Carnegie
Hall, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Tokyo Opera and Paris
Olympia. In 1987, Fabien founded The Academy of Sound,
Color and Movement, which offers the essence of his research
in practical form. He has written four books: The Role
of Music in the Twenty-First Century, Raising Human Frequencies,
Sound Acupuncture, Healing with Sound, Color and Movement.
These may be purchased through his website.
Found at: www.tama-do.com |
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MedCalm |
Medcalm is an
audio wellness solution provider that offers an integrative
approach to patient care addressing the needs of patients
by reducing the fear, anxiety and overall stress associated
with seeing a doctor, dentist or medical professional.
They offer patient care programs, either existing or customized,
through patient care systems. These range from the Medcalm
System, which features wireless headphones to compact
MP3 players. They also provide programs to work with CCTV’s
in patient rooms. Patients can become more relaxed and
open, whether sitting in a waiting room or undergoing
treatment, allowing doctors and nurses to focus their
energies on providing the best medical care.
Found at: www.medcalm.com |
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Microtonal Music Discography |
This list contains
microtonal/xenharmonic/non-12 music on CD only and no
works in 12-note just intonation, 12-note in historical
temperaments or ethnic traditional music. Xenharmonic
is a term invented by Ivor Darreg for musical phenomena
that sound different from having 12 tones in an octave,
and derives from the Greek xenos = strange, foreign. The
term e.t. stands for equal temperament.
Found at: ftp://ella.mills.edu/ccm/tuning/papers/discs.html |
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Mikropolyphonie |
A refereed online journal
aims to encourage scholarly analysis and discussion in
any genre of contemporary music making and research. Mikropolyphonie
is a project of La Trobe University Music Department and
the National Networked Facility for Research in Australian
Music.
Found at: http://farben.latrobe.edu.au/mikropol/ |
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The Monroe Institute |
The Monroe Institute,
founded by Robert A. and Laurie A. Monroe, promotes the
evolution of human consciousness and the development of
other states of awareness through personal experience
using an audio technology called Hemi-Sync. The Monroe
Institute is a non-profit research and educational organization
which has investigated human consciousness for over forty
years. The Institute is located in the pastoral foothills
of the Blue Ridge Mountains near the town of Charlottesville,
Virginia.
Found at: www.MonroeInstitute.org |
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Music and Brain Information Database
(MBI) |
MBI is funded by a start-up
grant from the National Association of Music Merchants.
Their goal is to establish a comprehensive data base of
scientific research (references and abstracts) on music
as related to behavior, the brain and allied fields, in
order to foster interdisciplinary knowledge.
Found at: www.provide.net/~bfield/musbrain.html |
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Music Education Resource Base (MERB) |
McPhearson Library,
University of Victoria -- MERB/CMI is a bibliographic
database of more than 30,000 resources in music and music
education from 32 Canadian and International journals
and other sources covering the period 1956 through the
present. The journals are fully indexed by title, author,
and subject.
Found at: www.ffa.ucalgary.ca/merb/ |
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Music as Medicine (Deforia Lane, Ph.D.,
MT-BC) |
Music heals the
human spirit, and Deforia Lane communicates the healing
power of God through music. Once a budding opera singer,
Deforia has dedicated her talent and Christian faith to
treating hospital patients with music therapy. Deforia
Lane set a precedent in the medical profession when she
became the first music therapist given a grant to study
the therapeutic effects of music on cancer patients. Her
techniques have inspired thousands of patients, and news
of her success has spurred hospitals across the nation
to launch music therapy programs. She serves as Associate
Director of the Ireland Cancer Center, & Director
of Music Therapy at University Hospitals of Cleveland,
Ireland Cancer Center and Rainbow Babies & Children’s
Hospital.
Found at: www.musicasmedicine.com |
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MuSICA Research Notes |
MuSICA is a newsletter issued
Winter, Spring and Fall, that provides reports and critical
analysis of research on music and behavior, including
education, child development, psychology, cognitive sciences,
neuroscience, clinical medicine, music therapy and allied
fields.
Found at: www.musica.uci.edu |
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Music for Healing and Transition Program,
Inc. (MHTP) |
The Music for
Healing and Transition Program (MHTP) is a course of study
which, in recognition of music as a therapeutic enhancement
to the healing process and the life/death transition,
prepares musicians to serve the ill, dying, and to all
those who may benefit, by providing music as a service
to create healing environments. Graduates are Music Practitioners
who after developing and refining their skills affiliate
with health care facilities and community organizations.
Found at: www.mhtp.org |
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Music Research Website |
This web site
is designed to assist researchers in conducting music
research. Numerous links are available to assist in doing
library research, collecting data, analyzing the data,
writing the research report, and disseminating the research.
This site offers bibliographic sources, information sources,
access to journal articles, and information about organizations.
Found at: www.music.utah.edu/musrsrch/ |
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Music Researchers E-Mail Directory
|
Provided as a service to the
Music Research Community by Edward P. Asmus, Ph.D. at
the University of Utah, Department of Music. To be placed
in the Directory, e-mail your name, institutional affiliation,
e-mail address, and indicate whether you would like to
receive messages.
Found at: www.music.utah.edu/research/MusicListing.html |
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Music Theory Online (MTO) |
Music Theory Online
(MTO), the electronic journal of the Society for Music
Theory. MTO is published several times each year. Each
issue includes features such as target articles, book
reviews, and reports from a distinguished panel of International
Correspondents. In addition, MTO publishes announcements
of upcoming conferences and calls for papers, a list of
job opportunities, abstracts of recently completed and
in-progress dissertations, and summaries of recently published
books.
Found at: http://boethius.music.ucsb.edu/mto/mtohome.html |
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Musicworks: The Journal of Sound Exploration
Musicworks |
The Journal of Sound Exploration
Musicworks is about sound and all that sound involves,
from the scientific to the social, from that which is
considered bizarre in all cultures...To state it flatly:
there is no better magazine covering the human interaction
with sound. This site contains primarily subscription
information.
Found at: www.cmpa.ca/pa10.html |
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Silvia Nakkach - Vox
Mundi Project |
An innovative
training program designed by Silvia Nakkach. Her approach
is integral, cross-cultural, and systematic. The highly
experiential training workshops offer a precise integration
of the Eastern and Western approach to singing as a therapeutic
art. This is a multi-modal approach that she is teaching
across the world.
Found at: www.voxmundiproject.com |
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National Endowment for The Arts |
This site consists of three
parts: a guide to the NEA, with an overview of the NEA
grant making program; an arts resource center, with a
listing of NEA publications, information about international
funding opportunities, and a large listing of arts service
organizations.
Found at: http://arts.endow.gov/ |
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New American Radio |
A key place for
artists in the radio medium comprising literally hundreds
of new and original works: conceptual new drama, associational
documentary, language explorations, sonic meditations,
environmental compositions, musical explorations and works
that pioneer new dimensions in acoustic space.
Found at: http://somewhere.org/NAR/NAR_home.htm |
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New MusicNet |
A place within ArtsWire to
access information about new music and discuss issues
concerning composers, performers and presenters of experimental
music. This informative website is coordinated by Pauline
Oliveros, Douglas Cohen and David Mahler.
Found at: www.artswire.org/NewMusNet/ |
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Nooknet by Michael Judge |
Dedicated to music
with a fresh and positive approach. Sound and music can
regain the place in our lives it once had - that of healing
and an expression of appreciation of Life, taking inspiration
from the natural environment and the detailed knowledge
of many cultures from around the world. Amazing photographs
of what sound looks like on their soundpic.htm page.
Found at: www.bigwig.net/nook/ |
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The Open Ear Center
- Pat Moffit Cook |
The Open Ear
Center, under the direction of founder and director Pat
Moffit Cook, offers training programs, workshops and international
intensives in the practical and professional use of cross
cultural sound and music in health care and self-maintenance.
Pat is a teacher, clinician and author. She presents internationally
at university, medical and sound healing conferences in
applications of sound technology, auditory stimulation,
music and imagery, and on indigenous music in healing
traditions. She facilitates ongoing international workshops
and professional training programs throughout the year.
Found at: www.openearcenter.com |
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Perception: Special
Interest Group |
Personal webpage
of Dr. Steven M. Demorest of Seattle. This page is designed
to give visitors information Dr. Demorest's professional
interests and activities. The first section provides citations
for some recently published papers. The second section
contains brief descriptions of some works in progress
with links to abstracts. The final section includes some
links that might be of interest to music educators and
music education researchers.
Found at: http://faculty.washington.edu/demorest |
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Jill Purce - The Healing Voice |
Jill Purce pioneered
the international sound healing movement through her rediscovery
of ancient vocal techniques, the power of group chant,
and the spiritual potential of the voice as a magical
instrument for healing and meditation. She lectures and
teaches on art, music and mysticism, as well as on the
spiral as a ubiquitous form in both nature and the development
of consciousness, and on sound and the voice as a spiritual
practice and creative force in the universe.
Found at: www.jillpurce.com |
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Layne Redmond |
Sound is power
and the first sound we hear is the pulse of our mother's
blood. No sound has a more powerful effect on our consciousness.
Drumming is the musical expression of this primal power.
Rhythm is a means of organizing sound into specific energy
formulas to harmonize the mind and body. Chanting, rhythmic
breathing and drumming form an ancient technology for
directly synchronizing the mind/body complex, creating
conditions for psychological and physical healing. Author,
recording artist, and drum instructor Layne Redmond is
passionate about the frame drum, the music of ecstasy,
and the recovery of women's role as percussionist priestesses
to the Divine Mother.
Found at: www.LayneRedmond.com |
|
Oscar Singer |
Oscar
Singer, a Major in the Air Force during World War II and
until 1953, served as a weather officer. His mission as
a meteorologist was to save lives by getting weather forecasting
right. He chose to put his research on the Internet so
that the public, as well as professionals could advance
their understanding of the nature of weather that is so
vital to everyone's life and livelihood. Chapter 9 of
his book, SINGER'S LOCK: The Revolution in the Understanding
of Weather, is entitled "The Chladni Figures and
Wavenumbers" and includes detailed accounts of Chladni's
research into the affect of sound and vibration on matter.
Found at: www.weather.org/chapt09.htm |
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Society for Music Therapy |
The Society for
Music Theory was established in 1977 in order to promote
music theory as both a scholarly and a pedagogical discipline.
Currently there are about 750 members from around the
world, and about 300 institutions subscribe to our semiannual
journal, Music Theory Spectrum. The goals of the SMT include
fostering the development of all aspects of the discipline
of music theory, including research and teaching. It provides
forums for the presentation of research, including workshops
and other aspects of professional development; and it
both supports and encourages pre-professionals in their
pursuit of a career in music theory.
Found at: http://boethius.music.ucsb.edu/smt-list/smthome.html |
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Somewhere |
A project of Ether-Ore. Founded
in 1981 as a New Radio and Performing Arts, it produces
new works for radio and new media.
Found at: www.somewhere.org |
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Sound Print Media Center |
A source or radio documentary
programs. SOUNDPRINT--- the foremost documentary series
on public radio.
Found at: www.soundprint.org |
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SONAR |
This document
contains some pointers to information on SONAR available
on the World Wide Web (WWW or W3), a global hyper-media
system providing worldwide information. Technological
Inspiration and Inspirational Technology by James Edward
David Cline. Research projects can be both fun in the
present time and an investment in the future. This website
includes the posting of some of the author's ongoing hobby-level
research projects and results variety of research project
suggestions big and small, especially related to: micro
ampere electro-medicine research devices, high efficiency
ground commute technology, emplacement of a 1,000-person
space habitat in upper LEO, kinetic energy supported transportation
structures, construction of a ring of earth-normal space
habitats orbiting above the equator and high volume payload
transportation from the moon to various earth orbital
altitudes.
Found at: www.dai.ed.ac.uk/daidb/students/ashley/Sonar/sonar.html |
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Sonic Architecture |
Bill and Mary
Buchen, designers of acoustic spaces and sonic arts. Sound
artists and composers discuss their works. Playgrounds
for kids of all ages, Aeolian (wind) Harps and designs
for urban and park environments. Their pursuits center
on the study of environmental phenomena examined through
its applications to science, architecture, ecology,and
diverse world cultures.
Found at: www.sonicarchitecture.com |
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Sound Arts: XEBEC Soundculture |
Membership Magazine Access
volumes 2-6 of Sound Arts a publication from Japan. A
Nicely laid out publication in a hypertext format.
Found at: www.sukothai.com/xebec.html |
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Sound Forum |
The Field of
Sound is growing at a phenomenal rate. A ground swell
of people with diverse interests, skills, and experience
are contributing to this growth. As new research and discovery
expands the horizons and applications of the field of
sound, it is generating an explosion of information; information
which has its roots in both science and healing. The field
of sound and the full spectrum of individuals fueling
this wave of growth can benefit from the sharing and synthesis
of this information. As we ride the wave of possibilities
leading into the new millennium, the momentum depends
upon all involved. Each individual, regardless of discipline
or experience has something necessary for the well-being
and growth of the whole field. They offer a website full
of information on a membership basis.
Found at: www.soundforum.com |
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Sound Healers Association |
Sound Healers
Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to
research and awareness of the uses of sound and music
as therapeutic and transformational modalities. Founded
in 1982, sound master, Jonathan Goldman, the association
offers a newsletter to members informing them of the meetings,
workshops and concerts pertinent to the uses of sound
and music for healing. SHA currently offers the Healing
Sounds Correspondence Course as well as the Healing Sounds
Seminars, which are conducted by Jonathan Goldman.
Found at: www.healingsounds.com |
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Soundscape U.K. |
A UK acoustic
ecology group branching from the World Forum for Acoustic
Ecology, bringing together all the different disciplines
concerned with the soundscape.
Found at: www.mailbase.ac.uk/lists/soundscapeuk/welcome.html |
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The Soundry |
The Soundry is
an exciting, interactive, and educational web site about
sound. Covering everything from the most basic concepts
of what sound actually is to the specifics of how humans
perceive it. The Soundry aims to promote enthusiasm and
knowledge of sound. We hope you have fun exploring our
site and come away with new understanding and insights
about sound.
Found at: http://library.thinkquest.org/19537/ |
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Soundsite |
The online journal of sound
theory, philosophy of sound and sound art. A Web publication
for sound artists, practitioners and theorists. Soundsite
deals with the cultural, theoretical and practical aspects
of sound.
Found at: http://autonomous.org/soundsite/main.html |
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Switch |
An electronic online journal
published by CADRE at San Jose State University. The Spring
issue for 1996 focuses on Sound with contributions by
Agostino Di Scipio, Larry Wendt, and Hannah Bosma, Yumika
Tanaka, as well as Reviews of SoundCulture 96.
Found at: http://switch.sjsu.edu/ |
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Sound Arts Lab, College of Art &
Design, University of Dundee, Scotland U.K. |
The Sound Arts
Lab facilitates the experimentation of artists with a
common interest in the medium of sound. The Sound Arts
Lab aims to attract artists working in sound, installation,
performance, video, and multi-media. It hopes to provide
a creative environment for individual and collaborative
works to evolve and the interchange of ideas - practical
/ theoretical / educational to take place.
Found at: http://imaging.tvi.dundee.ac.uk/soundArtsLab/SALab99.html |
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Sound Health Institute, Inc. |
Sharry Edwards,
M.Ed. has been a pioneer in the development of BioAcoustics
and related technologies as a valuable asset to alternative
wellness practices. BioAcoustics uses specific and controlled
frequencies plus innovative patterns of delivery to positively
impact disease, stress and trauma. This organization provides
research, education and products which support sound health.
Found at: www.soundhealthinc.com |
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Sound & Spirit |
Sound & Spirit
(hosted by Ellen Kushner) is a weekly series of hour-long
radio programs exploring the human spirit through music
and ideas, blending classical, traditional and world music
with myth and history, stories and poetry, and commentary
from composers, theologians and writers, to provide insight
into various aspects of the human experience. Each week
the program explores connections between world cultures
and examines different approaches to universal questions.
The series can be heard on public radio stations nationwide
and in some parts of Canada on nearby stations in the
United States of America. Find out more by looking at
the International option in our station finder.
Found at: www.wgbh.org/wgbh/pages/pri/spirit/where.htm |
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Technology in Music Education Database |
TIME
is a collection of information about music instructional
software. Software products including computer programs,
hypertext stacks, CD-ROM's, videotapes, videodiscs, and
music classroom systems are eligible for listing in TIME.
TIME includes publisher's descriptions and independent
reviews of all types of music instructional software as
well as availability information. TIME may be searched
free, by persons with access to the Internet. In addition
to the software database a repository of music instruction
software is included which may be viewed by potential
users. Publishers wishing to archive software should contact
the project director. TIME was originally sponsored by
the Institute of Music Research at the University of Texas
at San Antonio. It is now housed in the College of Education
at Auburn University. Lists of software have been gleaned
from many sources, but more reviews and products to be
reviewed are being sought. Reviewers and software publishers
should see "Contribute to TIME" to publish information
in TIME.
Found at: www.auburn.edu/time |
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Tesla Stuff and Weird Science |
The Link Page
To Tesla Stuff and Weird Science. Innovative alternative
energy resources.
Found at: www.icorp.net:80/users/kev/tesla/link.htm |
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Therasound Psychoacoustic Method |
As a composer,
recording producer and a therapist, David Ison has had
a deep interest in the relationship between the mind and
the body and the power of music to affect that system.
After surviving a serious injury, he set out to create
therapeutic music that really worked. He had an idea of
how to use certain types of chords to affect a person's
breathing patterns, thereby facilitating the condition
known as the relaxation response. With this goal in mind,
he made some musical experiments in his recording studio.
Music, when used properly, can produce a profound state
of deep relaxation, well-being and personal awareness
that is a useful adjunct to the services delivered by
health care professionals. The TheraSound Psychoacoustic
Method developed by David Ison is currently being used
at thousands of Health Care facilities around the country.
Found at: www.therasound.com |
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Tomatis Method |
Dr. Alfred A.
Tomatis, a French Ear, Nose and Throat specialist, made
some astonishing discoveries which lead to the development
of the Tomatis Method. This method goes by different names:
"auditory training", "auditory stimulation"
and "listening therapy". Its purpose is to re-educate
the way we listen, to improve learning and language abilities,
communication, creativity and social behavior. The Tomatis
Method has helped thousands of children with auditory
processing problems, dyslexia, learning disabilities,
attention deficit disorders, autism, and those with sensory
integration and motor-skills difficulties. It has helped
adults fight depression, learn foreign languages faster,
develop better communication skills, and improve creativity
and on-the-job performance. Many musicians, singers, and
actors were able to fine-tune their skills by using the
Tomatis Method. Today, the Tomatis Method is used in over
250 Centers worldwide. They are directed by certified
specialists from the fields of psychology, medicine, education,
speech therapy, occupational therapy and music.
Found at: www.tomatis.com |
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Trans-Hyperborean Institute of Science
(T.H.I.S.) |
T.H.I.S. is a
research institute consisting of artists, physicians and
environmental scientists who promote health and human
ecology through the use of regenerative environmental/multimedia
systems. They publish books and produce music for healing
ourselves and the environment. T.H.I.S. is a virtual community
with members from all around the world, sharing and creating
together, supporting one another, yet acting independently.
T.H.I.S. has no particular spiritual or political affiliations,
though the subject matter of their work is intensely spiritual
and political. T.H.I.S. makes available through their
website some of the latest advances in healing music,
multimedia and vibrational medicine so you can live in
natural balance within yourself and your environment.
Found at: http://t-hyp.com/ |
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Vibrational Healing Program in Hawaii
|
Joy
Gardner-Gordon is the founder and Director of the Vibrational
Healing Program in Hawaii. She is a multidimensional master
with twenty five years experience in conventional and
natural healing. Joy shares her expertise with compassion
and warmth.
Found at: www.aloha.net/~vibes/index.htm |
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Vox-Mundi Project - Silvia Nakkach |
An innovative
training program designed by Silvia Nakkach. Her approach
is integral, cross-cultural, and systematic. The highly
experiential training workshops offer a precise integration
of the Eastern and Western approach to singing as a therapeutic
art. This is a multi-modal approach that she is teaching
across the world.
Found at: www.voxmundiproject.com |
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The World Forum for Acoustic-Ecology
(WFAE) |
The
World Forum for Acoustic-Ecology (WFAE) is a professional
organization of individuals and institutions with diverse
interests and expertise who share a common interest in
the study of natural and human made sound environments.
Acoustic Ecology is the study of the relationship between
living organisms and their sonic environment (soundscape).
It is WFAE's main task to draw attention to unhealthy
imbalances in this relationship, to improve the acoustic
quality of a place wherever possible and to protect and
maintain acoustically balanced soundscapes where they
still exist.
Found at: http://interact.uoregon.edu/MediaLit/WFAE/home/index.html |
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Yurabirong - A Work for Radio |
This
radio work was co-produced with Brenda Croft and was commissioned
by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation for the "The
Listening Room". The sounds presented here are fragments,
the piece is twenty five minutes long."Yurabirong"
uses music concrete and archival recordings from various
periods of Sydney history, and live recordings of some
locals trying to speak the "Sydney Language."
Found at: http://sysx.org/kreckler/yurabirong.html |
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