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About Serena’s Prelude:
Serena’s Prelude, the first track on Serena’s Garden, is a progressive relaxation
exercise, one of the simplest and most effective relaxation techniques. Created by
Dr. Peter Desberg, a practicing clinical psychologist and professor, this exercise
gracefully and gently guides you into a looser, more relaxed mindset with an
effective and easy breathing awareness technique.
One of the great advantages of learning a progressive relaxation technique like
Serena’s Prelude, is the ease with which you can apply it almost anywhere, anytime.
Whether you’re waiting in an airport, or just trying to relax, ease headache pain
and melt away tension at home or work, you’ll find this progressive relaxation
technique helpful and easy to apply. The music of Serena’s Garden is the ideal
accompaniment for relaxation and stress-relief, spa treatments such as massage,
facials and aromatherapy as well as meditation, yoga or any of the healing arts.
Serena’s Prelude provides a great “entre” to a more relaxing and enjoyable
mind-body-spirit experience.
About Serena’s Garden:
Stephen’s music enhances relaxation by offering a lush, soothing collection of
compositions designed to slow the rhythms of the body and the nervous system
while entertaining the listener with beautiful melodies and instruments chosen from
a pan-cultural palette. This is music designed to unleash the imagination, quiet the
mind and create a deep sense of well-being
MUSICAL INSPIRATION
“There are really no formulas for creating something that’s relaxing. I think that a
composer can find a place inside where, in writing something, you actually feel the
experience of letting go and relaxing or you feel the experience of opening to a
space that’s beyond thought. Maybe it’s a question of identifying that place in
oneself creatively and then expressing it musically.”
“I have always been in love with music, in love with the experience of making music.
My father wrote concert and chamber music and my mother was a violinist and
dancer. Music had a special place in our life; it was revered and it was a special
kind of treat to be enjoying music. . . Every music project that I take on has a
special challenge; I got interested in doing relaxation music because I’m intrigued
with that natural meeting place of being involved in a spiritual practice and thinking
about healing myself first and then healing other people. SERENA’S GARDEN
brings a lot of things together because in a way it’s an individualistic type of creative
project but on the other hand, it’s intended very much to communicate with people
in a very universal place.” –Stephen Cohn
Running time: 60 min
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