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MusicAnonymous1997-02-09T10:51:58-08:00

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February 9, 1997 at 10:51 am

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Music is definitely great for healing and relaxation. Playing music puts a whole new spin on things, I think. I have never played the kinds of flutes that Jake does, but I play a traditional silver one. It makes the music experience better because I’m part of it. Takes my mind off things, too. I love it.

Relaxing music: anything by Cirque du Soleil, Enya, George Winston, Riverdance – Music from the Show

They’re not all super mellow, but they’re nice and different. Enjoy!

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