Bored with Lift music?

[Bootsie Baba]

Hi all.

Is there anybdy else out there who is finding "therapy" music really boring and samey!!

I have some clasical, ambient and modern ballad music but sometimes I need something that my clients can "Visualise" to.

Anyway, after a lot of nagging and trying to put the therapy music world to rights, I have persuaded my hubby to put an ambient album together for me (his original music). If you too are chomping at the bit for something a little bit different (no whalesong, babbling brooks and naff bontempi music), give me a list of things you would like to see. You never know, it may appear on the shelves one day. I'll keep you posted!

TTFN

Jane xx

 

[Danielhay Hayes]

Oh heck yes so very very sick of that music, we get in in lifts, in shops, on the phone, and even in the doctors. It's really starting to make me quite irritable.

I love whalesong and the sound of the sea and babbling brooks and birds but only at home and only when I have time to relax and de-stress. Theres a place for everything after all.

You asked what people may like, I like saxaphone music, not the loud stuff, the nice mellow stuff you tend to get as backing in films but its very good.

 

[Viper]

If you're still checking this forum, I find Loreena McKennitt's album, The Book of Secrets, and specifically the song, Mummer's Dance, to be quite helpful for me in visualizing nature and the trees and feeling the wind. It has a beat but is not too much.

Perhaps you can check her other albums as she is a most beautiful singer.

Blessed be!

 

[S?t????]

For anyone into Gregorian Chants, Marks and Spencer have a new CD out called 'Sanctuary'. It is very soothing and only cost £8.

Lesley