Motivate & Accelerate
with Music
PRECISELY SEQUENCED TO TRIGGER OPTIMAL
MIND & BODY STATES*
The First All-In-One Accelerated Learning
CD, designed to create optimal mind & body states for
individuals and to enhance teaching methods used by educators.
Play this CD to establish ideal brain wave
states. Trigger release of neurotransmitters to synchronize
mind, body and emotions. Heighten memory, accelerate learning,
deepen understanding. Are you tired of pushing for results?
Allow the Memory Beat™ All-In-One music to open your
mind to a world of possibilities.
The Memory Beat™ Sequence*
- Prepare
- Present
- Practice & Perform
- Review & Consolidate
- Celebrate
PREPARE
to synchronize mind & body.
1. Bridges on Canyon (5:57)
2. Celtic Quilt Reprise (1:25)
PRESENT
with the type of music that stimulates
neural firing patterns associated with high-level thinking.
Accuracy increases, clarity and creativity improves.
3. Mozart, Vln Con in
B-Flat, mm 1 (7:30)
4. Mozart, Vln Con in B-Flat, mm 3 (6:43)
PRACTICE & PERFORM
to strengthen neural connections.
Create easier access to information.
5. Emerald Pools (4:00)
review & consolidateto fortify memory
consolidation, the ideal beats per minute trigger alpha and
theta brain wave synchrony.
6. Pachelbel, Canon in D (7:37)
Celebrate using new knowledge builds success.
7. Celtic Quilt Reprise (2:27)
Memory Consolidation Bonus Track:
Kobialka’s most sought-after
track; full length.
8. Pachelbel, Canon
in D, ext. version (22:48)
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PREPARE #1:
Bridges on Canyon 5:57
Composers and arrangers, Kobialka/Kulberg/Michie.
Performers: Daniel Kobialka, solo violin, Chunming Kobialka
violin, Andrew Kulberg, keyboards, Yun Jie Liuviola, Tim
Day, solo flute and piccolo, Emil Miland, cello, Chris
Michie, acoustic guitar, Bill Ritcher, string bass.
PREPARE #2:
Celtic Quilt Reprise 1:25
Composers and Arrangers: Kobialka/Kulberg/Michie/Reitzel.
Performers: Daniel Kobialka, solo violin and violins, Julie
Giacobassi, oboe and English horn, David Grisman, mandolin,
Emil Miland, cello, Chris Michie, acoustic guitar.
PRESENT #3:
Mozart Violin Concerto #1, mm 1 7:30
PRESENT #4:
Mozart Violin Concerto #1, mm 3 6:43
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Performers: Daniel Kobialka, solo violin, George Cleve,
Conductor and the Mid-Summer Mozart Festival Orchestra
with permission from George Cleve, Conductor and the Mid-Summer
Mozart Festival Orchestra.
PRACTICE/PERFORM #5:
Emerald Pools 4:00
Composers and Arrangers: Kobialka/Kulberg/Michie.
Performers: Daniel Kobialka solo violin and violins, Chris
Michie, acoustic guitars and percussion, Mike Marshall, mandolin.
REVIEW & CONSOLIDATE #6:
Pachelbel, Canon in D 7:37
Composer: Johann Pachelbel and Arranger: Kobialka/Kulberg.
Performer: Daniel Kobialka, solo violin and violins.
CELEBRATE #7:
Celtic Quilt Reprise 2:27
Composers and Arrangers: Kobialka /Kulberg/Michie/Reitzel.
Performers: Daniel Kobialka, solo violin and violins, Julie Giacobassi,
oboe and English horn, David Grisman, mandolin, Emil Miland, cello,
Chris Michie, acoustic guitar.
BONUS # 8:
Pachelbel, Canon in D, ext. version
22:48
Composer: Johann Pachelbel and Arranger:
Kobialka/Kulberg Performer: Daniel Kobialka, solo violin and violins.
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Teaching Notes
How to use MEMORY BEAT¬ MUSIC FOR
A COMPLETE ACCELERATED LEARNING CYCLE
Your students
get Accelerated Learning when you teach using the natural
cycle of learning.
GET READY, GET SET AND GO
The Memory Beat¬ music can quickly
facilitate the brain and body states students need to access
in the Accelerated Learning** cycle! Follow the Get Ready,
Get Set and Go sequence instructions below for enhanced
learning success!
GET READY
Prepare students for learning in mind, body and emotions.
Play
#1 as a Get Ready
Greeting to welcome students to class and make a positive
connection to learning.
RESEARCH NOTES:
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Negative attitudes interfere
with learning.
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Music facilitates
positive attitudes and emotions that enhance
memory.
Play
#2 as a Learning Energizer to rev
up attention.
Do a minute of exercises that integrate
mind and body, such as Brain Gym© activities**.
RESEARCH
NOTES:
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Music can stimulate release of body and brain
neurotransmitters that heighten attention.
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Exercise increases blood flow
and oxygen to the brain. Brain Gym© exercises**
are specially designed to integrate brain hemispheres
and synchronize brain and body for better learning.
GET SET
Present, Practice and Perform then Review and Consolidate
information to Get it Set in memory.
Play
#3 and #4, the Mindful
Mozart Music as you present and activate new information
with visuals, facts, or stories. Use for an Accelerated
Learning Active Concert**. Play quietly during reading,
writing or project work.
RESEARCH
NOTES:
- Music,
like Mozart’s, activates a coherent learning
state and stimulates neural firing patterns associated
with high-level thinking.
Play
#5, The Call to
Recall during one of your practice activities for students.
Use as motivating background music for a learning game,
paired sharing, or during a quick verbal quiz to demonstrate
understanding.
RESEARCH
NOTES:
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Practice
activates knowledge, strengthens neural connections
and helps integrate information.
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Music reduces learning stress
and makes work easier!
Play
#6, the Review Revue to consolidate memory. With eyes
closed, students relax and reflect as you review
information. Use this music for an Accelerated Learning Passive
Concert**. Or, have students write a summary, draw a diagram
or make a mind-map while listening.
RESEARCH
NOTES:
- This
special music encourages alpha and theta brainwave
synchrony and a state of relaxed alertness. It is ideal
for consolidating memory.
GO!
Celebrate Learning
Play #7, Celebrate
and acknowledge successful learning!
BONUS TRACK
Play Optional
#8, whenever you need
extra time to get students more deeply involved in review
and memory consolidation.
*For Research information & To
Purchase the Memory Beat¬ All-In-One CD, please
visit www.MemoryBeat.com
**For more information
on tools & techniques
using music for Accelerated Learning, please visit www.MusicAndLearning.com
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Dave Meier who developed the AL Cycle : Prepare, Present,
Practice and Perform. www.ALCenter.com
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