Muzica pentru sufletul nostru

Muzica clasica consider ca este o alinare pentru stresul cotidian si exista atatea studii si publicatii care indica ca are efect terapeutic. Ascultandu-i tainele dupa o zi obositoare, agitata parca renasti si totodata iti da putere sa renasti. De fapt, ce e muzica? Nu este ea doar o insiruire de intervale si acorduri asezata spre bucuria noastra, nu la intamplare, ci intr-o aproape desavarsita comuniune? Cred ca in aceasta consta misterul sunetelor auzite care ne fac sa simtim ca si cum am pluti.

Studiile de mai jos sunt doar cateva care indica efectele terapeutice ale muzicii clasice. Mai jos le puteti si descarca, fiindca acestea in timp dispar.

1. The Effect of Classical Music on Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, and Mood
2. Therapeutic Benefits of Classical Music
3. Mozart, Music and Medicine

Liste doar 18 studii, din tonele de studii pe acest subiect.

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