Of course you are! And we have an absolutely delightful session queued up and ready to spin, starring the lovely and obviously multi-talented Emma Stone. Sail away!
Music Therapy
We were going to cancel today’s session, but some of our patients would be in a world of hurt if they went two weeks without music therapy. This week the dosage is particularly potent, being an amalgamation (in other words, a mashup) of lots of big tunes from the entire year, all in just 5 minutes and change. Sit back …
MUSIC THERAPY
Music Therapy never takes a holiday. And if you came here for your weekly session expecting Silent Night, well, you won’t be disappointed. But you’re not about to hear Silent Night, either. Instead, with much of the nation basking in temperatures that are decidedly not Decemberist (no, that is not a clue of what’s coming), let’s take a musical journey …
Music Therapy
A clever music video that makes me jealous: we have exactly one tablet in our household. One. And it makes me a little nervous too: I am a blonde. Brunettes Shoot Blondes – Knock Knock (Official Video) from Brunettes Shoot Blondes on Vimeo.
Rx: music therapy
WARNING: This is not an over-the-counter dose of music therapy. This is prescription strength. Please use responsibly.
MUSIC THERAPY! NOW!
Jon Benjamin. You know him as the voice of Carl on Family Guy, Sterling Archer in FX’s animated series Archer, Ben on Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist, Coach McGuirk and Jason on Home Movies, and Bob Belcher and Jimmy Pesto, Jr., in the Fox animated series Bob’s Burgers. But did you know Jon Benjamin is also a jazz musician? Here is …
The band played on
Music therapy cannot take a holiday. People could be left reeling. But we couldn’t find a whole band who would play on a holiday, so we had to settle for a one-man band. It is what it is. But in his defense, he does do it all: vocals, harmonies, guitar, bass, organ, you name it. Incidentally, play this for that …
Music Therapy
In the Better Late Than Never Department (it’s amazing how a non-working mouse brings all productive endeavors to a screeching halt), here is music created in a way that you have probably never seen or heard before. Check it out in this clip from National Geographic.
This week’s Music Therapy
Music is more than sound. Frequently it is as much visual as it is aural, and this week’s Music Therapy, a singular performance of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, is Exhibit #1. I’m not sure you’ll ever see a more creative use of light and music.
No meat dress here
If you’re looking for a music therapy featuring Lady Gaga wearing a meat dress, I can’t help you there. It isn’t that I can’t; it’s more like I won’t. You’ll just have to settle for this meatless substitute.