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Alfred A. Tomatis
The Conscious Ear
- Pages
- 306
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Explore the profound impact of our auditory system on overall bodily development, from cellular division to complex functions like singing. This book uncovers how specific sound frequencies can 'charge the brain' and foster harmonious well-being. It also examines how trauma can disrupt sound production and hearing, leading to health issues, and proposes methods for restoring function through conscious engagement with sound frequencies.
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Frequently asked questions
Does The Conscious Ear connect to Alfred A. Tomatis's other works?
This book serves as a foundational text that synthesizes many of Tomatis's theories and clinical observations developed over decades, offering a comprehensive overview of his method. Readers familiar with his earlier, more specialized writings will find it consolidates his ideas on the ear's role in human development and communication.
What is the practical application of the theories in The Conscious Ear?
The book details the principles behind the Tomatis Method, a therapeutic approach that uses filtered music and speech to retrain the ear and brain. It explains how this method aims to improve listening, language, learning, and motor skills, often applied in educational and therapeutic settings.
