Music For The Mozart Effect, Volume 1, Strengthen the Mind
Editorial Reviews
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Volume I of the immensely popular Mozart Effect series of music attempts to do no less than "strengthen the mind." One thing is for certain: the music chosen on the disc by author and scholar Don Campbell--excerpts from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 1; Violin Concerto, No. 3; Ein kleine nachtmusik; and others--includes some of the strongest pieces the composer wrote. Though the performers on this disc (Capella Istropolitana, Northern Chamber Orchestra, and violinist Takako Nishizaki) are far from world-class, this is still a delightful collection and one that--at least according to the liner notes--will increase your alertness and perhaps your IQ. Volume II features music for "rest and relaxation," while volume III will "unlock creative spirit." With music this entertaining, who can dispute these claims? --Jason Verlinde
Music For The Mozart Effect, Volume 1, Strengthen the Mind, Music, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Capella Istropolitana, Janos Sebestyen, Malcolm Bilson, Wolf Harden, Takako Nishizaki, Chamber, Chamber Music & Recitals, Classical, Classical Collections-Artist Desc., Classical Music, Classical Period Orchestral Music for Orchestra, Classical Period Serenade/Cassation/Divertimento, Classical Period Symphony, Concerto, Orchestral, Piano Concerto, Symphonic, Violin Concerto, Violin with Keyboard
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- Important to remember it's not proven
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Music For The Mozart Effect, Volume 1, Strengthen the Mind
Manufacturer: Spring Hill
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Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000006Q4C
Release Date: 1998-04-28 |
Tracks:
- Allegro From The Violin Concerto #3 In G Major
- Allegro From The Piano Concerto #1 In D Major
- Rondo-Allegretto Grazioso From The Sonata In F Major
- Rondo - Allegretto From Ein Kleine Nachtmusik
- Andante Grazioso From The Lodron Night Music #1
- Molto Allegro From Symphony #14 In A Major
- Presto From The Divertimento In D Major
- Allegro From The Violin Concerto #4 In D Major
- Church Sonata In C Major
Amazon.com
Volume I of the immensely popular Mozart Effect series of music attempts to do no less than "strengthen the mind." One thing is for certain: the music chosen on the disc by author and scholar Don Campbell--excerpts from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 1; Violin Concerto, No. 3; Ein kleine nachtmusik; and others--includes some of the strongest pieces the composer wrote. Though the performers on this disc (Capella Istropolitana, Northern Chamber Orchestra, and violinist Takako Nishizaki) are far from world-class, this is still a delightful collection and one that--at least according to the liner notes--will increase your alertness and perhaps your IQ. Volume II features music for "rest and relaxation," while volume III will "unlock creative spirit." With music this entertaining, who can dispute these claims? --Jason Verlinde
Customer Reviews:
great music.......2007-02-19
CD arrived in excellent condition. The music is very uplifting, soothing and relaxing. Well worth the purchase
Music for the Mozart Effect.......2006-03-19
This CD is a compilation of various tunes geared to stimulate the mind. I really enjoy listening to it!
Mozard Effect... Which Songs?.......2005-12-03
It's also important to remember that the Mozard Effect... was mostly studied using Mozart's Sonata in D for two pianos. Although all classical music may have good side effects when it comes to learning and concenrtration and stimulating of the mind, most studies used Mozart's two pianos sonata. Which isn't on this album. And the reasoning behind it's benefits are possibly due to the nature of having "dueling" pianos making complex harmonics. Just remember to buy this because you like Mozard, not because you think you are going to make your children geniouses. That's just a bunch of hype.
Important to remember it's not proven.......2005-05-22
It's important to remember that the Mozart effect has not been proven. The behavioural consequences of listening to Mozart is not unique, and can be achieved with any classical music, since the mozart effect has nothing to do with behavioural consequences, but subtle changes in the brain. The pattern of Mozart's music is thought to correspond to a coding mechanism of brain cells that created more dynamic circuits...but remember, it's not proven.
Virtual wonder for academic excellence! Timeless CD!.......2002-02-23
If there is one music CD that will change every person's life, this is it. It is known to enhance a person's concentration. What more could you ask - learning while listening to music. Advice to students: if you want to accumulate academic medals of excellence from grade school to college, if you want to be the best worker you can be - a doctor, a lawyer, programmer, this is the CD to buy. Not even other kind of music - pop, ballad, rock and roll, rap, jazz, can equal the impact this can bring. Taking and passing board examinations, certifications will be a breeze when one combines the Mozart CD with great effort (which becomes effortless) of studying.
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