Elements of Music
Concertos Violin, cello, harpsichord, orchestra
Harpsichord marks time and grounds listener
Violin elicits precise focus Intricate melodic structures seamlessly integrated together
Weaves between fast and slow tempos
Strong rhythms invite active mental and physical engagement
Slower rhythms (60-72 beats/min.) entrain suck/swallow/breathe synchrony and quiet, alert learning state
High spectral predominance
Used later in a listening program when sensory modulation issues have improved
 
Clinical Applications 
Refinement of postural activation, core activation, and breath activation
Refinement of connection
Refinement of modulation
Refinement of attention and receptive learning (i.e. spelling, vocabulary, facts)