Bryan Le Bon
NEW YORK, NY, October 06, 2008
/24-7PressRelease/ -- What does vibration from a musical instrument and health have in common? According to EMI published composer/songwriter Bryan Le Bon
www.bryanlebon.com there is a connection between music vibrations and cognitive behaviors.
The Houston songwriter comments, "Thoughts are energies! Neurologically speaking, an energy is created with each new thought process within the brain. We understand this 'energy' as a substance that continues to vibrate on a quantum level. We also know that music reaches the ear through vibration. Simplistically stated, pluck a guitar string and it vibrates to the ear and is then interpreted by the brain as sound. Due to the fact that we are talking about sources of vibration, we have a clearly defined foundation to test and advance the interaction between a thought's vibration and music vibration."
Bryan Le Bon has illustrated that a source of vibration will mimic another source when introduced within the right environment. When the vibration of a music note collides with a vibration of a thought (or the energy of that thought), one vibration will alter the other. Since the 'thought' energy is ever changing, the music vibration will be the dominant source that will then alter the thought itself.
Le Bon concludes, "Science is still grasping the intrinsic behavior of thought patterns, emotions, health, and the influence that music has on each of these elements. We do however know a few things that offer a great basis for this new research. If a song can be created with the ideal tempo, melody, and progression then the brain's signals will begin to inspire that same function of vibration. If I were to personally create a musical work that inspires emotion, I would then have a great song. However, if I create a song that inspires the body's natural healing process then I have discovered the divine! This is my very intention."
Alternative medicine practitioners from around the world have incorporated Bryan Le Bon's music and teachings into their practice. His non-therapeutic music can be heard on commercials for Toyota, Xerox, ATT, Sony, Wells Fargo, and Yamaha. His songwriting has also been featured on various MTV reality shows, All My Children, Nashville Star, XM Radio, Clear Channel Radio, and Comedy Central. Le Bon continues to speak at events while teaching his new discoveries on the mind-music connection. The release of his upcoming book on music therapy will be available in 2009. The book will be accompanied with an audio work containing instrumental material created to induce the healing process. More information about Bryan Le Bon can be found at
www.bryanlebon.com.
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