紐西蘭Otago Daily Times週末刊《尋找適當的波長》 紐西蘭Otago Daily Times週末刊 2004年3月27-28日 Mike Scott攝影 全腦音樂－台灣指揮家、作曲家， 陳功雄 博士提倡用有適當音頻的音樂調整大腦的兩側。 尋找適當的波長 Jane Smith 報導 (紐西蘭訊) 一位台灣指揮家、作曲家提倡具有特定音波的音樂可以正面性的影響大腦，而使人減少壓力和感到更快樂。 通過翻譯的講述， 陳功雄 博士解釋有關具有每秒振動7.5次數的腦波（宇宙波動）的音樂如何增進左右半腦的和諧而使人達到平靜和快樂的理論。 同時這音樂也能增強免疫系統、提高記憶力、忍耐力和提升創造力。 陳博士講述，很多時候，人們長時間都在運用左半腦，而感到疲倦和壓力，但在有特定波長之音樂的影響下，人們過於勞累的左半腦將獲得平靜，而右半腦將被開啟。 他相信當人們不知不覺地在這種背景音樂的薰陶下，效果會更顯著。這是因為在這種情況下，人的左右腦都不“處理”所聽到的音樂。 他也說：“當你在晚上睡覺時，應該播放這種音樂，效果會更好，因為你並沒有去聽它。” “這當中，主要重點在於它的波長，音樂只是外套而已。” 陳博士這位著有超過200首作曲的音樂家正在紐西蘭八個地點演講與發表他的心得。 在前幾天，他也在但尼丁的公共美術館發表演說。 Weekend, March 27-28, 2004 (Otago Daily Times) PHOTO: MIKE SCOTT Whole-brain music…Taiwanese composer and conductor Dr Chen Gong Xiong says listening to music with the right sound-wave frequency aligns the two sides of the brain. A matter of finding the right wavelength By Jane Will SmithA Taiwanese composer and conductor says music played at a specific sound wavelength can positively affect the brain, making people happier and less stressed. Specking through an interpreter, Dr Chen Gong Xiong expounded his theory of how music played with a sound wavelength of 7.5 beats per second created harmony between the left and right sides of the brain, making people calmer and more loving. It would also strengthen the immune system, increase their memory and endurance, and heighten their creativity. Too often people spent the day using their left brains, leaving them feeling tired and stressed, but listening to music of a specific wavelength would calm their over-worked left brain and stir their right brain, he said. He believed the effect was more pronounced if people did not actually notice the music playing in the background, because it meant neither side of the brain was processing the music. “When you sleep at night you should play it and it is more effective because you don’t hear it,” he said. “The main point is the wavelength. The music is just the clothes.” A composer of more than 200 musical works, Dr Chen is on an eight-venue tour of New Zealand speaking to audiences about his idea on music. He spoke in Dunedin Public Art Gallery earlier this week.
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