Some Useful Links

Fellow Musicians

If you like the kind of music we are offering here you may like to visit the Websites of some fellow musicians who also produce ambient uplifting music.

• James Asher

• Nick Ashron

• Asher Quinn

• Nigel Shaw

• Symbiosis

• Tim Wheater

• Roy Whenary

• Woo

Music & Health

• Positive Health website where you will find a host of articles on the affects of music on health.

• The British Society for Music Therapy. Provides information on training and music therapy in the UK. Includes a good list of books, monographs and videos - and links.

• The Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre approach to music therapy is grounded in the belief that everyone can respond to music - no matter how ill or disabled. Their Music Therapy Centre is the largest in the UK - housing a clinic, together with post graduate training and research facilities.

• The Music Space Trust. The trust is dedicated to the provision of music therapy to children and adults with a wide range of different needs and to promote a broader understanding of the benefits of music therapy within the UK.

• The Coda Music Trust. Coda was established to provide people from all ages, backgrounds and abilities the opportunity for creative music making, research, learning and music therapy. It is also the administrative centre for the Music Research Institute.

Music & Health: Reviews and News - particularly on the 'Mozart Effect'

• Herbalist Review, Issue 2002 #1: Effects of music and sound on human health. This is an excellent review of the story of sound and its effects on health so far.

• BBC News item: Mozart 'can cut epilepsy' (April 2001).

• CNN News item: Mozart's nice but doesn't increase IQs (August 1999).

• BBC News item: Learning with Mozart (July 1999).

Local to Cotswolds and Evesham UK

• The Three Ways Hotel - Annie plays regular weekend piano slots at this hotel which is also famous for being the location for The Pudding Club of Great Britain. Visit their Website to find out more...

Miscellaneous

• Contemplating building your own Website and trying to understand and use HTML (HyperText Markup Language)? Then click here to get help. There are loads of sources out there to help you find your way through the maze of HTML. One that Francis found excellent is the "Jalfrezi" Website. He owes much to Richard Rutter for his tags and tips - we thank you Richard, and still owe you a pint!