The Healing Power of Music
Healing Power of Music
In the heart of New York City, amidst the hustle and bustle of Broadway’s theatrics and the echoes of its orchestras, lies a story that tugs at the strings of the soul. Martin Agee, a violinist whose talents have graced the stages of Broadway, extends his gift of music beyond human audiences to an audience of a more furry kind at the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).
Volunteering his time and talent, Agee performs classical compositions by the likes of Bach, Mozart, and other renowned composers to calm and reassure abused and rescued animals. This remarkable endeavor highlights the universal language of music and its soothing effects not only on humans but on animals as well.
Music, with its undulating melodies and harmonies, has long been recognized for its therapeutic effects. Researchers and therapists have documented its calming influence on the human mind, reducing stress, anxiety, and even physical pain. However, Agee’s initiative brings to light an often-overlooked aspect of music’s power—its ability to reach across species barriers and provide comfort and solace to non-human beings.
Dogs, particularly those rescued from abusive situations, arrive at shelters like ASPCA carrying the weight … ...Read the rest.
“The Healing Power of Music”
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