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| Music For The Mozart Effect, Volume 2, Heal the Body | 
 enlarge | Creators: Jozsef Balogh, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Capella Istropolitana, Concentus Hungaricus, Danibus Quartet, Danubius String Quartet, Eder Quartet, Ensemble Villa Musica, Herbert Weissberg, Jiri Valek, Hana Mullerova, Ferenc Erkel Chamber Orchestra, Janos Sebestyen, Jeno Jando, Wolf Harden, Takako Nishizaki
Label: Spring Hill
Category: Music
List Price: $16.98
Buy New: $5.95
You Save: $11.03 (65%)
Buy New/Used from $5.47
Avg. Customer Rating:  (3 reviews)
Sales Rank: 22852
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 6502
UPC: 718795650224
EAN: 0718795650224
ASIN: B000006Q4E
Release Date: April 28, 1998
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Piano Concerto #21 In C Major, K 467: Andate | | • | String Quartet #16 In Eb Major, K 428: Andate con moto | | • | Concerto For Flute And Harp In C Major, K 299: Andantino From The Concerto For Flute And Harp In C Major, K 299 | | • | Flute Quartet In D Major, K 285: Adagio From The Flute Quartet In D Major, K 285 | | • | Violin Sonata In C Major, K 296: Andante sostenuto From The Violin Sonata In C Major, K 296 | | • | Piano Concerto #20 In D Minor, K 466: Romance | | • | Clarinet Quintet In A Major, K 581: Larghetto From The Clarinet Quintet In A Major, K 581 | | • | 'Posthorn' Serenade #9 In D Major, K.320: Concertante- Andante grazioso | | • | Andante In C For Flute, K 315 | | • | Divertimento In D Major, K 205: Adagio | | • | Sonate #1 For Organ And Orchestra In Eb Major, K 67 |
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| Customer Reviews:
 one 3rd of the greatest album of all time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! August 18, 2005
10 out of 12 found this review helpful
this is the 1st ever musical geniuses slow collection.it was designed by a scientist who recognized musics power on the mind and harnessed it.this album has been proven to stimulate the same part of the brain that relaxes you.or for you brainy types,it gets your dopamine flowing.then theres the fact that this music is like pure ear sweetness.it will send all your nuerons off to dreamland and you will feel a dramatic physical change.my favorite song on this one is the violin concerto.extremely relaxing and great for the soul.everybody with anything from a cramp to cancer should put this one on.besides all that,its exquisitely beautiful youll fall instantly in love!an abselute tresure and blessing to music and the world!
Music for concentration and focus May 14, 2001
27 out of 29 found this review helpful
I first read the research on the positive effects of classical music at 60 beats per minute many years ago. With no commercial options available then, I made my own tape from excerpts of world class recordings I own, largely of Mozart. I rarely tolerate background music while I work because it distracts and diffuses focus. The slow Mozart movements have an astonishingly opposite and positive effect, enhancing concentration and mental clarity. For listening pleasure, I prefer the complete works with all movements, as a prior reviewer noted. However, for calmed focus and concentration, by removing the alternate movements this recording serves that purpose with excellence. There is sufficient variety to avoid monotony, and while the musicianship will not garner critical acclaim it is competent and acceptable for the purpose of this recording. I enjoy it immensely. It is one of the rare pieces I will play in the background while doing work that requires serious focus.
 good news, bad news July 23, 2000
26 out of 33 found this review helpful
Good news: contains famous works of Mozart for a very small cost. The music is eloquent and perhaps stimulates the brain with the Mozart effect. It is definitly good to listen while commuting and stuck an a traffic jam. Bad news: These music are so well known that to many, it feels redundant. These are not world-class performers or conductors, so the music doesn't have a new intereptation or anything out of the ordinary. Also, I tend to like to have the entire three (or four) movements of the song, not just one movement. And practically all of these songs are the slow movement so it gets redundant. I would recommend this to any beginning listeners but for more experienced listners, try investing in a slightly more expensive but better performed recordings.
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