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RE: What you lose on the swings, you will make up on the merry-go-round
Oh, you are very right, everything can be recovered with music, hearing a magical melody can transport us to different states of mind, and almost always to memories.
I remember that I also listened to a song over and over again when I was pregnant, Mozart's Russian March, that one stuck to me, although I also listened to many other genres of music. And what happened was that when my son was a baby, listening to a melody calmed him down.
Once I left him in the care of an aunt for a few hours, I told her, if he cries, sing to him... When I returned, the aunt told me, it's incredible, but this child cried, and I sang to him and he was enthralled listening to Lol.😅
The power of music is incredible, I of course love it.
Thanks for sharing🤗
Wow! Two of us can relate to this.
I once read that a baby can relate up until four months to the music that he hears in the womb. That was also, more or less, the time my son grew out of his colic stage.
But I kept on playing the same song. Just because I loved it so much.
I must, however, give you a compliment, as I think Mozart is a far better option than Ballyhoo for a baby. (•ิ‿•ิ)
Do you seriously believe it? My son now tells me that music is music in general, we are the ones who give them categories, I liked Mozart because I heard a lot that he developed intelligence and concentration... But all music is good, I think the important thing is what what transmits to you😉
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These days I was listening to a play list by The Piano Guys, it is music inspired by classical music, and it is incredible how this music is like food for the spirit, very beautiful... I think that is why it is "classical", it is impossible for me to stop to be heard for its beauty.
Do I believe? Well, the experts tell us that. (•ิ‿•ิ)
I'm actually very "free-spirited." Anything goes.
That is so true.
As for that classical music, I can hear my stepson saying to me, "I told you so."
In my younger days, I believed that everything around me should be dead quiet. I wanted to hear my own voice, write, read, and listen. That is how I studied.
My stepson plays classical music.
Music... has no limits for me. #ilovemusic