Sydney based magician blends a fusion of humor, comedy, and music to create an illusionary experience for music lovers.
Music is the greatest magician on the planet with limitless boundaries; it connects universally without any barrier of language, ethnicity, culture, religion, geography or time. It has a mesmerizing effect which seems truly magical. Like a magician, it instantly creates a world of difference with symphonies, rhymes, and melodies. No matter what you are going through in life, which eventually reflects your current mood.
There are genres in plenty, created by a whole bunch of talented musicians from all around the world for over centuries, which can instantly elevate your mood and enthrall you with a sense of positivity and well being. Music helps in healing of one’s self as it is the language of the soul. It is one and only the universal language which binds all of us together. It has been proven through ages that music helps people mend their broken hearts and souls. Countless compositions across generations further acknowledge the same.
After a major setback or failure, it’s pretty obvious to be upset and disheartened. Music helps us learn to let go and accept situations as they actually are. It inspires and motivates us to rise again after every fall like a Phoenix. Musical therapy has been proven to heal mental disorders and ailments. Evidence-based research and studies on cognitive psychology have proved that music has helped in the treatment of depression, stress, anxiety, epilepsy, high blood pressure and even Parkinson’s disease. Musical therapy regulates emotions which improve interpersonal relationships. Engaging in musical activities benefits an individual at the cognitive, psychological, physiological and sociological levels.
Understanding the human brain has further revealed that music is far more deep-rooted than social and cultural connections. It has a direct impact on the biological phenomenon of not only humans but animals and plants as well. Music has proved to control aggression in humans and animals. It has been observed that even some plants grow faster when they are exposed to musical sounds.
Our brain receptors acknowledge rhythms in music, based on which patterns are generated. Once our mind figures out a pattern it relaxes. The absence of pattern creates chaos, uncertainty, stress, and tension. Music helps neurons release chemicals like Dopamine, Serotonin, and Oxytocin which regulates motivation, immunity, pleasure and social affiliation. It also influences the reduction of the stress hormone, Cortisol, which alleviates mental stress. Music also helps people get rid of traumatic experiences suffered in the past.
It has also been observed that highly trained musicians and composers are less vulnerable to suffer from various mental disorders. Melodious performance requires a host of cognitive functions like creativity, information processing, attention, memory, language, execution, symphony and organizational skills. Musical engagements benefit the psychological, physiological and social well being of an individual. A renowned magician in Sydney is even contemplating fusion of music and humor to create illusions while performing magical tricks. Soulful music by expert musicians has also rendered spiritual enhancements to various individuals. Whether we accept or deny, consciously or otherwise, music has been an integral part of our life, healing and rejuvenating us all the time, while we move ahead in life.
