SING EUPHONIOUS LIFE
Music is very strong universal language which can influence our existence with its enormous power for humans.
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Using music as principle to treat different patients with different diseases and physical discomforts has been tradition for many years. Different types of methods and techniques have been adopted by many practitioners.
Singing is used as therapy to cure many physical illness such as Stroke, Parkinson, Respiratory disorders, Autism, etc. This technique is used in many speech therapy by many physicians. Fortunately, starting my Indian classical vocal learning in my early stages and later infusing western music learning in my musical life, gradually sculpt me to realize its importance.
Studies has proved singing can help strengthening respiratory muscles and elevates oxygen level in body for better blood flow with regulated breathing. Sustaining notes for longer periods and repeating the singing vocal patterns or sounds for patients helps to develop higher vocal intensity. Breathing frequently in producing different musical patterns improves laryngeal function and fold vibrations vocally.
Long-term potential health with enhanced cardio-physiology is found with singers and people who have adopted singing as routine. Singing simple set of notes or melody phrase can engage our brain functioning to enhance sound motor mapping.
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Singing Therapy that allows patients sing notes or tones followed by sound making skills to spoken words. Singing exercise used to treat people with speech inabilities is also known as Melodic Intonation therapy. Learning vocal music can improve one’s capacity to recognize the pitch and sound produced in melody through repeating and imitating the musical phrases. Advantages associated with it can accommodate patients with varied ability and ameliorate to better motor skills and improve physical awareness.
Profound realization for music through singing and playing instruments has cultivated my mind to sense, develop and understand its significant benefits to express and share. Individuals can express emotions, feelings and renew mental state through creative and colorful melodies in life with singing phenomenon.
Shedding its light on our lives will elucidate for more healthy, relaxed and low stress levels with inner peace. Excited to share my all time favorite song link with all special ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLm07s8fnzM
Enjoy singing for melodious life♫♬♬♫
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLm07s8fnzM
Enjoy singing for melodious life♫♬♬♫
Aishwariya Jayakumar
Freelance review writer/ Article writer
Freelance review writer/ Article writer
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much...!!!
DeleteThis is an outstanding article pertaining to the importance of music in our physical, mental and spiritual life. An old book stated that the ancient healers believed that the human body is a harpsichord and when strings are too relaxed or too tense, the instrument is out of tune. When this occurs nature can be searched for the remedy, and there is a cure for every physical ailment. Man's will in itself is medicine and can be guided to help him heal. When he finds a string that is too tight he can relax it and when he finds a string that is too loose he can tighten it. Music is a profound way to address the strings of our human instrument.
ReplyDeleteReally very divinely words to eloquently describe music sir.
DeleteThanking you for thoughtful and expertise comment steven ross.
Your guidance and comments are most important sir.
Wishing you a bright week ahead sir...!!!
Music has always been extremely important to me in my life. It has, without a doubt, gotten me through some very hard times in my life. 1973 was a very hard year for me for it was right after my mom died at 51 when I was 22. The Album Fantasy by Carole King helped me get through those hard times. I still listen to that album when I'm down, to this day.
ReplyDeleteWow...really thank you sir.
DeleteSharing your personal experience sir.
Music does help people in every-way in hard times sir. I am sorry about your mom, i know how it feels. She will be proud of your accomplishments sir, who is spreading love and helping others to overcome hard times.
Thank you so much sir to support.
Have a great week ahead sir....!!!!
Hello Franco sir,
ReplyDeleteI glad that you liked my blog sir. Just sharing little facts and thought sir.
You have been truly living music in life for many years now sir. I wish you play, compose and share your music for many years in your successful and healthy life sir.
Need your support and blessings.
Thanking you sir...!!!
Have a musical week ahead with you family and musical students sir...!!
I agree that singing has major health benefits, especially in older adults.
ReplyDeleteSinging is generally seen as entertainment. Iconic reality shows in the 21st century are consistently pumping out some of the world’s best talent, showcasing complexity, beauty and elegance produced when air and words collide. As a result, the face of singing has drastically changed, and if singing isn’t one of a person’s best assets, I can see it being very intimidating to even try. Hopefully this post has encouraged someone to adopt singing as a new hobby.
As a geriatric fall prevention expert, I see the benefits singing can have in older adults. As the aging population increases in number, there is a demand for unique interventions, and many healthcare professionals are considering the therapeutic benefits of the arts. According to a study by Skingley & Bungay (2010), singing provided positive clinical outcomes and promoted better health in older adults. Singing is an exceptional therapy method, and it is often an under-utilized intervention. Older adults who regularly participate in singing activities such as singing clubs, choirs, and even fun with karaoke, can help improve their physical mobility and increase their memory.
Singing has been shown to increase physical mobility in the area of breathing and improved posture. It is excellent in challenging one to control the diaphragm and breathing patterns. This often improves lung capacity and helps an older individual inhale and exhale with ease. In addition, singing has been shown to improve memory and provide cognitive stimulation, which can significantly reduce anxiety and difficulty with sleep; it can also decrease the incidence of depression in older adults (Skingley & Bungay, 2010).
I hope your insightful blog will be a great encouragement for many people, both young and old, to consider incorporating singing as a therapy to improve one’s quality of life. Thank you!
Reference:
Skingley, A., & Bungay, H. (2010). The Silver Song Club Project: singing to promote the health of older people. British Journal of Community Nursing, 15(3), 135-140.
I am so grateful to FKS Medfit Center and Veeve Holtz geriatric fall prevention expert, for professional comments.
ReplyDeleteVeeve Holtz Madam has been serving many old loved ones to have colorful and well- being state in life. Her extraordinary contributions and guidance encourages me to share and write.
My heartily best wishes for FKS Medfit Center and Veeve Holtz madam with huge success rewarding many old lives.
Thank you ….!!!