CLASSICAL MUSIC & VEDA
Listen to the Oldest
Songs of Mankind
Prof. Dr. med. Derek Gupta
Prof. Dr. med. Paul J. Rosch
President of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STRESS
Prof. Dr. med. Björn Nordenström
Director of Radiology at the Karolinska Institutet, Sweden – Chair of the Committee for the Selection of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Prof. Dr. Ilya Prigogine
Nobel Laureate for Chemistry, Free University in Brussels, Belgium
5 cases
to the effects of the Medical Resonance Therapy Music®
Noam Sheriff
Composer, Conductor, Director Rubin Music Academy at the University of Tel Aviv, Music Professor Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, Music University Cologne, Germany, and Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria
Prof. Dr. Herzl Shmueli
Chairman, Faculty of Musicology at the University of Tel Aviv
Prof. Dr. Rudolf Haase
Founder and longtime Director of the Hans-Kayser-Institute for Fundamental Harmonical Research at the University for Music and the Performing Arts Vienna, Austria
Prof. Dr. Zvi Rothenberg
renowned Violinist, Music Teacher, Founder of the Haifa Symphony Orchestra, for 28 years Director of the Haifa Music Conservatory
Herbert von Karajan
Music Director and Chief Conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and Director of the Salzburg Festival
Mstislav Rostropovich
celebrated by many as the best cellist in the world, many years Music Director of the National Symphony Orchestra in the USA
Zubin Mehta
Music Director of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Honorary Conductor of the Vienna State Opera, Bavarian State Opera, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic, Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Staatskapelle Berlin and Orchestra Palau de les Arts Valencia
CLASSICAL MUSIC & VEDA
A Research Project of the Classical Composer & Musicologist Peter Hübner
РЕСПУБЛИКИ БЕЛАРУСЬ
Ministry of Health
REPUBLIC of BELARUS
РЕЗОНАНСНАЯ ТЕРАПЕВТИЧЕСКАЯ МУЗЫКА
(инструкция на метод)
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Recognition and registration of Medical Resonance Therapy Music® by the classical composer Peter Hübner as scientific Music Therapy for the Health Service of the Republic of Belarus |
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In his Micro Music Laboratories® the classical composer Peter Hübner, along with scientists and engineers, has created a concept of systematic application of music structures in medicine. In the course of this, new sound-creation technologies, new recording and reproduction techniques and also new computer-controlled analysis and synthesis processes have been developed, which place the application of music in the field of medicine on a firm scientific footing.
This new significance of music has been researched and evaluated by leading scientists from many countries in various medical fields:
- chronobiology
- mental health
- internal diseases
- perinatal medicine
- paediatrics
- physiotherapy
- obstetrics
- gynecology
‘The scientific studies prove that Medical Resonance Therapy Music® has a beneficial effect on the synchronisation of the brain and the change in biochemical, hormonal and immunological levels. Here the invention of Dynamic Space Stereophony® also plays a particular role in the area of health education.
Areas of application: for patients with
- psychosomatic disorders
- neurological disorders
- gynecological disorders
- paediatric disorders
- orthopaedic-traumatological disorders
- other disorders
- in the medical and social rehabilitation of the sick and disabled
- for the healthy, to manage and to prevent stress
Possible side-effects: not determined.’
The Micro Music Laboratories® research and developments are based on an entirely new understanding of music for medical therapy. This modern concept of music therapy has been jointly developed within the framework of the international research project by leading medical experts and the classical composer Peter Hübner.
Medical Resonance Therapy Music® is successfully applied as scientific medical music therapy within the framework of the psychosomatic treatment of patients in the clinics.
W. M. OrachowskijMinister’s First Representative