The amazing effect of music - music studio Wandsbek from Hamburg lives joy in making music

You certainly have heard several times: music has a very special effect on us . It already shapes us from birth, touches us deep in our soul again and again, moves us to tears, gives us momentum, lets us dance and celebrate and drives us up to top performance.

It is fascinating how different their effect can be and how everyone can react to it in their own way.

Certainly, the same number of pictures and emotions come into their heads while thinking about music. I can hardly imagine that someone doesn't like music. And now I don't mean the individual taste of music. Of course there are these songs that annoy us. Sometimes you can no longer get an catchy tune out of your head and then get annoyed.

Tastes are different, we definitely agree. Nevertheless, a quiet classic piece of music as well as a brett-hard heavy metal song can inspire the masses.

Two styles of music that could not be more different. And yet visitors to both types of concerts will have gained a lasting impression of how melodies and rhythms can captivate us. It is difficult to imagine that someone does not like music in general at all.

Music has probably been there since humanity started and, according to mythology, even a divine gift that has special power on humans. Different cultures have used music to heal and relax in the course of history. Numerous earlier cultures believed in the forces of music - from India to the golden age of Greece.

No wonder that psychologists and doctors have been devoting themselves to the therapeutic and healing power of music and starting to fathom their secret - for the benefit of countless people who can be helped with this.

The healing power of music therapy over the ears

The knowledge in psychology has grown strongly in recent decades. As part of these rapid developments, more and more doctors, therapists and educators are now using the power of the sounds: music can relieve pain, awake memories, overcome psychological barriers and enable communication.

The secret of the rhythms and melodies is now also increasingly concerned with neuroscientists, psychologists and evolutionary researchers.

In addition to the development of therapeutic concepts to explain brain development and incarnation at the same time In many of us, these questions burn: "Where does the irresistible suction come from that some sounds have on us?" or "Why do certain melodies and harmonies touch us while others leave us cold?"

Music apparently works at all levels of the brain and has direct access to our emotions. If you read through the recent research results and studies, the following positive effects of the musical sound worlds can be called:

Positive effects of music and therapeutic use

• Classical music can bring relaxation, well -being, balance, new strength and life energy.
• Envelong music can drive us to top performance.
• Happy pieces of music can reduce the concentration of the stress hormone cortisol in the blood and have a relaxing effect.
• Music has a positive effect on heartbeat, blood pressure, digestion, respiratory frequency and sensation of pain and reduces feelings of fear.
• The considerable number of love songs shows how close music and emotions are linked. You can help us process lovesickness and separation pain.
• Music is helpful to relieve negative emotions.
• The so -called Wiegel songs help small children fall asleep.
• Music as an important instrument in the rehabilitation of stroke patients and people with brain trauma.
• Tinnitus patients can help specially edited music to get rid of the enigmatic whistling and ringing in the ears.
• In people with Alzheimer's or other dementia, shared singing alleviate behavioral disorders such as aggression.
• The right music can bring back burst memories and give life an emotional hold again.
• Music can even form brain structures. Such changes in brain scans are particularly visible to professional musicians. However, the direct effects of music on human intelligence remain controversial.
• Because of its mood -enhancing effect, music is also tested as a means of systematic treatment for depression.
• Research of opportunities to get in touch with elementary, improvised music with autistic children and to promote their interpersonal skills.

The Musikstudio Wandsbek offers individual access to music

All music lovers and friends of the beautiful sounds in and around Hamburg should be happy that there is a music school in the middle of the population -rich Hamburg district of Wandsbek, which is precisely aware of the advantages and beneficial effects mentioned above. The studio led by Eckart Lindemann individual access to make music.

The outstanding characteristics of the music lessons of this studio include competence and liveliness. The focus is on the joy of making music.

It does not matter whether interested parties are interested in instrumental or vocal classes, whether they are young or old, beginners or advanced - great value is attached to individual musical support. With the seniors (60-80 years), the courses have been established in and around Hamburg for years thanks to patient teachers.

now offers a special voucher for music lessons on its homepage www.musikstudio-wandsbek.de (at least 2 to a maximum of 8 lessons in individual lessons á 30 or á 45 minutes).

As you have already read above, you not only give a loved one from your environment not only the promotion of a talent, but above all also zest for life.

For these reasons, I am pleased to be able to present this music school as a “start of the new category: artistic from the region”. I wish you all a blessed and tranquil start of the Advent season!