Music to Relax
Tempo: 40-60 beats per minute
Dissolve tension and achieve serenity and balance listening to creatively arranged and gently improvised recordings of Bach, Beethoven, Vivaldi and more. Feel the bliss of pure relaxation as muscles relax, breathing deepens and the mind grows calm.
Music to Relax is ideal for:
- Physical relaxation
- Rest and rejuvenation
- Achieving serenity and balance
- Encouraging calm thinking
- Reducing hyperactivity
- Therapeutic massage
Each unique arrangement is performed by the award-winning players of the Arcangelos Chamber Ensemble and produced with latest audio technology to ensure premium quality recordings.
Incorporating Sound Health® into your daily life can produce profound and wonderful changes. A sophisticated combination of therapeutic benefit and artistic achievement, these masterful classical recordings are founded on the principle that music is an effective tool for enhancing health and well-being. Each is intended to complement specific activities, employing extensive scientific research and clinical study to achieve its intended effect. Creating a world of rich and varied soundscapes, Sound Health nourishes mind, body and soul.
Each unique arrangement is performed by the award-winning players of the Arcangelos Chamber Ensemble and produced with latest audio technology to ensure premium quality recordings.
High-Resolution, High Definition recordings at 24-bit/192 kHz, providing a full spectrum listening experience rich in harmonics and spatial detail.
What makes Sound Health Premium Unique?
We’ve taken our Sound Health collection to a new level with high-resolution recordings that offer the highest audio quality available on compact disc. In addition to the advanced psychoacoustic techniques we use to produce our other Sound Health CDs, the "Premium" collection is recorded entirely at 24-bit/192kHz High Definition. This state-of-the-art technology provides you with the richest possible listening experience, while maximizing the efficacy and benefits of our music.
