DESCRIPTION
The “MEE Concert” has effectively reduced anxiety, fear, depression, stress and emotional trauma for individuals struggling with medical conditions, family or work challenges and the stress brought on by war and terrorism. The “MEE Concert” was developed over a two-year period as Judith performed individual pieces with a variety of instrumental arrangements. Then, select arrangements were composed, arranged and produced to create the first Music Medicine Pill called the MEE-Music Exercising Emotions™ Concert. 212 audience participants responded to surveys conducted over a two-year period with 87% reporting positive changes listening to the MEE Concert which is based on the Mood Sequence Formula™ featured in the Music Medicine protocol aka U.S.E. MEE Model. Read many testimonials on this site from a wide range of people reporting the MEE Concert’s positive benefits.
The cover photo, shot in January of 1991, is especially significant. Judith began daily meditations to resolve Desert Storm after climbing a hill and looking into a valley of army tanks. People across the country silently joined her as she played the violin during meditation. The “MEE Concert” premiered two months later with violin, piano, synthesizers, bass and drums performing a variety of music styles, including classical, jazz/funk, ragtime and world styles.
Research findings suggest seminar participants, cancer patients and university subjects experienced a significant reduction in “unsettledness” after listening to the “MEE Concert.” Access the eBook “Brace for Impact: A Case for Emotional Fluidity“.
THE MUSIC SECTIONS
Judith and fellow musician Alan MacIntosh arranged the music sections for a five-piece band. Alan composed two original pieces for the “MEE Concert,” “Drone” and “Steel Feel.” Each section evokes a different emotional state.
Use CAUTION if listening to the “MEE Concert” while driving or doing an activity that requires concentration and accuracy. The “MEE Concert” can be as powerful as medicine. Listen to the 23 minutes nonstop to avoid getting “stuck” in one emotion. The music is designed to significantly reduce problematic moods with the goal of putting you in control, achieving “emotional fluidity.”
DETAILS
Running Time: 23:27 minutes
Producer: SCI-Seminar Concerts International Inc. (1991, 1996)
Featuring: Judith Pinkerton (violin); Cynthia Harris (piano); Alan MacIntosh (synthesizers); Ken Seiffert (acoustic and electric bass) and Michael Parrot (drums)
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Reviews
“The 6 Habits of Music Medicine for Highly Empowered People, 30 Days of Therapeutic Music Listening Activities takes music selection to a whole new level. Instead of “just listening” to whatever comes up, how about consciously selecting music that empowers and supports your health and overall wellbeing? This 30-day, easy-to-follow program will provide the tools needed to do just that. Take your listening habits deeper and make them intentional, utilizing this therapy-based, straightforward method.” — Niki Bates, EdD
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“Every day, I used music as a way to numb. You could say it was similar to a drug or alcohol fix to escape my mental state. The 6 Habits Music Medicine card set helped me to realize how I was using music and how to use it intentionally instead. The moment I began using these cards, I changed the music I was listening to and was immediately positively impacted. I plan to use this card set as an intervention with the patients I serve for that revelation-type session that us therapists strive for in our clinical practice.” — Chris Cummins, LMFT, LCADC, ACS
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“The Music4Life capsules are easy to follow, the QR codes provide easily accessible information. I realized some of my own habits and my responses to music especially when driving.” – Toni Kern, Esq.
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“Adolescents in alternative learning settings due to behavior often have challenges managing their emotions. This is due in part to the developmental process of the brain, and also due to toxicity and trauma in the child’s environment. The 6 Habits of Music Medicine for Highly Empowered People have helped my students to identify their emotional challenges and communicate these challenges more efficiently, which allows me to enlarge their perspective about using music differently to bring different results.” – Donnie Lee III, MT-BC, LPMT