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This is an exclusive product!  Help us keep elib.tech all the more special for its exclusivity.  Out of respect for the original authors and publishers, you will NOT make this product freely available to those outside of our community.You will be banned if you disregard this notice.This is an extra bonus for Sound Therapy GB contributors!  Enjoy these ear-voice and listening exercises from Paul Madaule — collaborator w/ Dr. Alfred Tomatis, originator of sound therapy principles.————–Earobics Series #1 – The Ear-Voice ConnectionMaximizing the ear-voice connection can help you get the best out of your signing and speaking voice.  The work of Dr. Alfred Tomatis provides us with a key insight: “we sing and speak – with our ears.”  In When Listening Comes Alvie (1993), Paul Madaule illustrates Tomatis’ insights on the ear-voice connection through a series of practical “Earobics Exercises”.  Now, for the first time, Madaule makes some of these exercises available in audio form as part of the Earobics Series #1 and #2.The Ear-Voice Connection deals with breathing, the listening posture and the production of bone-conducted humming and vowel sounds.  It consists of two one-hour CDs:  “Instruction of Exercises” and “Guided Audio-Vocal Exercises.”Note:  Disc 1: Track 1 and Disc2: Tracks 1 & 2 require listening to yourself repeat the disc content.  For this reason, headphones should not be used.Disc 1:  Instructions for Exercises -1)  Breathing and Listening Posture – Text and voice of Devika Eifert (29:25min)2)  Audio-Vocal Exercises – Voice of Laur Fugère (29:40min)Disc 2:  Guided Audio-Vocal Exercises1)  Level 1: Bone-Conducted Humming Sounds – voice of Laur Fugère (29:58min)2)  Level 1: Bone-Conducted and Vocalization – voice of Laur Fugère (29:33min)Earobics Series #2 – Exercise Listening with MusicBeyond its value as art and entertainment, music reaches us at much deeper levels.  Some music awakens the mind and relaxes the body while other music stimulates the body or calms the mind.  Do we fully benefit from the music and other sounds surrounding us?  Do we fully listen?  According to Dr. Alfred Tomatis, the good news is that listening is an active skill that can be trained.In his book When Listening Comes Alive (1993), Paul Madaule offers several “Earobics Exercises”.  The Earobics Series #2 that you are about to listen to provides the music and instructions for two exercises.1)  Climbing the Mountain of Sound with Mozart – Instructions with Devika Eifert (28:28min)”Alegro moderato” from Violin Concerto No. 2 in D Major, K 211″Andante” in F Major from Piano Concerto, K467″Alegro con brio” from Symphon No. 25 in G Minor2)  An Invigorating Shower of Sounds with Paganini – instructions with Devika Eifer (29:25min)”Caprices 1, 2 ,5, 9, 12, 13, 16, 19, 20, 24″ from Paganini’s 24 Caprices, Op. 1 by Ilya Kaler, Violin.Wait List:VIP / Elite:  2weeksPower / Extreme:  1monthEveryone else:  Be not like everyone else!