Title :
Music therapy and data mining using Indian ragas as a supplementary medicine
Author :
Pingle, Yogesh Prabhakar ; Bhagwat, Anand
Author_Institution :
Dept. of IT, Vidyavardhini´s Coll. of Eng. & Tech., Vasai, India
Abstract :
`Deep within us is the silent sound of our own vibrations, which we may ignore but which is the musical core within us all.´- Yehudi Menuhin. Music is the harmonious vibration of sound waves that influence the body and mind. Music is known to create harmony and a peaceful state for the mind and body due to which a lot of health conditions including anxiety, stress, blood pressure and several other problems show drastic improvements. At the deepest level of our being, Vedic music therapy uses the primeval sound vibrations so as to resonate and create balance. Ragas, known for their serene and rhythmic melodies and moods derived by the Ancient Indian classical musicians, who studied human nature and behavior pertaining to grief and ecstasy, pain as well as pleasure, dusk and dawn and many more which is used as a tool to control the physiological (the study that deals with the functions and activities of living beings), psychological (study of human behavior) and even social activities of the patients. Moreover, introduction of technology such as data mining in music therapy makes it more efficient, feasible and easy to implement on any level.
Keywords :
data mining; medical computing; music; patient treatment; Ancient Indian classical musicians; Indian Ragas; Vedic music therapy; data mining; physiological control; sound wave vibration; supplementary medicine; Blood pressure; Data mining; Medical treatment; Mood; Music; Physiology; Vibrations; Emotion; Music; Therapy; songs;
Conference_Titel :
Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom), 2015 2nd International Conference on
Conference_Location :
New Delhi
Print_ISBN :
978-9-3805-4415-1