The effects of reed pipe music listening on fatigue recovery played by Chan Bum Park (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ge9IT6ngpA&feature=youtu.be&list =PLUy01s6kWVN9GVxoZM4JDZrQr1DCKbesF)

Kyung-Ja Ko; kim ji youn (김지연); Oh ji yun (오지연)

The effects of reed pipe music listening on fatigue recovery played by Chan Bum Park (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ge9IT6ngpA&feature=youtu.be&list =PLUy01s6kWVN9GVxoZM4JDZrQr1DCKbesF)

CELLMED
Abbr : CellMed
2018, 8(1), pp.4-4
Publisher : Cellmed Orthocellular Medicine and Pharmaceutical Association
Research Area : Medicine and Pharmacy > General Medicine

Kyung-Ja Ko ¹, kim ji youn ², Oh ji yun ³

¹Kyung Hee University
²대전대학교
³인하대학교 다문화융합연구소

Candidate

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this article was to examine the effects of reed pipe music listening on fatigue recovery. A great number of the moderns are suffering from mental and physical exhaustion these days. It was well known for leading to cause various diseases and health problems. A reed pipe is completely natural and a basic instrument. As everyone knows, spending time in nature also helps you feel better and refreshable. From old times, we rested in the bosom of nature. The author think reed pipe music is one of the most beautiful and useful gifts presented by nature to humans. Listening reed pipe music is a good way to value and enjoy the purity of nature. Also, you can find peace and stillness, and relax and rest in the woods. That way, we could feel the throbbing pulse of life in nature and we have gotten some solace and rest from natural healing power. The author think listening reed pipe music is a nice approach to sharing nature, as well as communicating with it. Therefore, the author think listening to reed pipe music is a wonderful way to recovery fatigue and you can truly relax in nature. It will heal us rest and feel better and a reed pipe music is nature-friendly music that gives you relax and heals you to recovery fatigue.

KEYWORDS

reed pipe music, fatigue recovery, Chan Bum Park, music therapy, Korean music (Han ak, 韓樂)

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