speech on music stress reliver

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please check that the speech is right or not-Music is known to have stress relieving effect, provided the wavelength of music played matches with the emotional wavelength of the listener, which could be a patient, a student or any other human being. It is, in fact, an individualized therapy that takes note of specific mood, taste and timing to show the desired effect. It could also turn into noise and show side-effects if any of these factors are not taken into account before playing music for the target audience. Referring to the use of music therapy that involves 20 to 25 minutes of music-based exercises. These exercises have shown beneficial effects in persons with stress and mild depression

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Music is known to have a stress-relieving effect, provided the wavelength of the music played matches with the emotional wavelength (How can someone measure a person's "wavelength!" Does that exist?) of the listener, which could be a patient, a student or any other human being ("Human being" sounds really weird here. Music therapy for dogs or zoo animals might work too...). It is~~, in fact,~~ an individualized therapy that takes note of the patient's specific mood, taste and timing (??) to show (evoke?) the desired effect. It could also turn into noise (? How does music become "noise?") and show side-effects if any of these factors (which factors?) are not taken into account before playing music for the target audience. Referring to the use of music therapy that involves 20 to 25 minutes of music-based exercises. (Fragment) These exercises have shown beneficial effects in persons with stress and mild depression (missing full stop).

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Shadow beast · Answer

Listening to one's favorite music can help activate internal energy and concentration. In fact, right kind of music can help students beat stress during Board examinations. While loud music can be a source of noise or distraction for many students, health experts (psychiatrists) say music can also be used as a pill to de-stress students during exam time. Music is known to have a stress-relieving effect, provided the wavelength of the music played matches with the emotional wavelength of the listener, which could be a patient, a student or any other human being.  It is an individualized therapy that takes note of the patient’s specific mood, taste and timing to show the desired effect. It could also turn into noise and show side-effects. Referring to the use of music therapy that involves 20 to 25 minutes of music-based exercises. These exercises have shown beneficial effects in persons with stress and mild depression.

CalifJim · Answer

shadow beasttherapy that takes note of specific mood, taste and timing

I once heard that, according to an experiment in psychology, people feel much better after hearing several different short pieces of music in succession, each with a completely different emotional mood — a mix of fast and slow, quiet and loud, and so on, in different combinations of peaceful, angry, exciting, calm, funny, frightening, woeful, playful, etc. I suppose it's a way of "exercising the emotions" just as we can exercise our muscles physically. And it seems that both kinds of exercise are good for us.

I wonder if composers throughout the centuries have understood this intuitively. There are a huge number of multi-movement works that, in effect, do the same thing — take the listener through a variety of emotions.

CJ

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