[extropy-chat] Pretty sure about music

[Anne-Marie Taylor]

>Spike wrote:
  >We have done this.  During gestation, we played music to Isaac.  Our
>reasoning was that if we played the same discs often enough, he would learn
>these, consequently having them played for him after his birth would remind
>him of the womb.  For that reason, we carefully chose music that we could
>play at night.  We have a CD player that hangs on his crib.  We played for
>him Shaker music with hammered dulcimer and english horn, called Simple
>Gifts by Coulter and Phillips.  Now at bedtime he tends to calm down if the
>Shaker music is on.  I don't like music playing at night, but the exhaustion
>level overpowers the disturbance.  
   
  Anna Replies:)
  In my opinion,  with having no particular experience to elaborate on:)
  I would think, that Isaac, likes Shaker.  (I don't know Shaker:)
  If you want him to sleep to music, then, find music that helps him be relaxed.
  It might not be what relaxes you and your wife:)
  But, it will relax him:)
  Anna
   
  Amara wrote:
  >My father used to sing this ditty to us (my sisters and I) when I 
  >was little. 
  >If you want, I can sing it to Isaac:
>http://www.amara.com/aboutme/ugunskurs.au


  Anna Replies:)
  Using the word "singing" in this instance:
  Preaching is an analogy.
  Singing requires discipline in that domain.
  Don't try to sing an analogy when you don't know the domain, just preach.
   
   
  Anna:)
   
   
   
   
   
  
 

 				
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