Spero, Patricia: Homage - A Spiritual Indian Journey

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Anderson Mary: Celtic Healing

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A simple album of celtic harp with a few friends adding their voices and MUSIC to create a rich tapestry. The music is dedicated to healing of all kinds.

This began in one place and has grown over the days and weeks and months. It has taken On the songs of many people and places as it grew. Here We all are to sing to you our good Wishes.

Ball: Celtic Harp Vol 1

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Ball: Storyteller

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Spero: Classical Harp

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Spero: Healing Harp

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Spero: Romantic Harp

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Spero: Silk and Bamboo

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Spero Patricia: Healing Harp

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Throughout the ages, people have called upon the harp as the instrument to soothe, heal and refresh their spirits in times of stress. In fact, modern medicine is beginning to explore the qualities of this instrument and its beneficial effect on the heart or patient's mood.

Patricia Spero's calming compositions envelop the listener in a warm and enclosing musical sanctuary. Spero's classical excellence shines through and her extensive professional reputation as a harpist lends a special sensitivity, bringing to the fore the qualities of serenity, reassurance and tranquility. These wonderful harmonics are pure joy for the listener in their extraordinary fragility, somehow connecting you to something indefinable and intangible, but certainly very special indeed.

THE HEALING POWER OF THE HARP

The harp has long been known to soothe the body and soul. New research has found that the range of vibrations emitted by the plucked harp strings affects the body's nervous system, altering brain patterns and thus slowing the heart rate, decreasing blood pressure and even combating heart disease. The change in the patient's blood pressure has been noticed after as little as ten minutes of harp music. In addition, it is said that using the harp during chemotherapy and radiotherapy could result in the patient requiring fewer pain-relief drugs. Harpists are employed by both private and National health Service hospitals and care homes and the interest is steadily growing.