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102 music when it is taken lightly. However, music can become a serious weapon when it is used with the right attitude. we believe music is more spiritual than just a song or a dance. <strong>Music</strong> can change a whole life as we learn to listen. <strong>Music</strong>ians of the world need to wake up and write down music that speaks about love. when we talk about love then we will be talking about God. This world can then be changed for a reason; the reason to be better everyday.
Michael leVine film and television composer In his book, “The Singing Neanderthals”, Steven Mithen advances the theory that music co-evolved with language and may be our oldest art form. Even if this is untrue, it seems clear that as our brains’ capacities evolved, our musical capacities did as well. For some reason, we need music to be fully human. why this is, no one knows for sure. Maybe survival was better when early tribes used music as a way of cementing social bonds; maybe it was a method of imparting important information to the next generation. Or maybe, it was a way of counterbalancing the essential aloneness that is the at-times-painful by-product of that greatest of gifts that separates humans from most other creatures: consciousness of self. At its core, the subjective experience of music is to be in contact with something greater than oneself. Every performer and composer I know has had that “Oh, wow” experience when you feel that you are not playing or writing the music but are simply the vessel through which it is being realized. It is said that there are no atheists in foxholes; that goes double for music. God is in the spaces between the notes. As a lifelong skeptic about most spiritual claims, this puts me into an awkward position: Is this subjective feeling “real” or some trick of the brain? To which I have only an unsatisfactory counter-question: “Does it matter?” 103
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conTenTS PRELUDE . . . . . . . . .
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Linda Johnsen . . . . . . . . . . .
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prelude The Spiritual Significance
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afTerlife dJ and producer I was onc
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everything on Earth, our music come
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lane arye author of unintentional M
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auguST burnS red Matt greiner drumm
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guy beck editor of Sacred Sound: ex
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MargareT becker guitarist and singe
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peggy black sacred sound salutarist
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helen bonny author of Music and you
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aVe coMbo carl finch multi-instrume
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JaVier r aMon briTo composer, music
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daVid claViJo composer and musician
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george S. clinTon film and televisi
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anThony coleMan composer and pianis
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noah creSheVSky hyperrealist compos
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JeSSe cuTler author of Starlust: Th
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daVid darling cellist and composer
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Mercan dede dJ and producer The fir
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Spirituality connects our universal
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Records, and “Theme For A Reunion
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DAVID DARLING is a Grammy-nominated
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JOSEpH DISpENZA is an author, spiri
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Musician Award by the United Church
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Classical Sufi Music Of The Ottoman
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pAuL KENNY is a composer, performer
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Kingdom Records, “The Best Of Lam
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website: www.relaxationmusic.com.au
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(2004) is available from Virgin Rec
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Interview: September 12th 2007 Buck
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“The Long Goodbye” (1996) was a
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fREDDIE RAVEL is dubbed the “Moti
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