music

[myirishenergy]

Hi All, Could someone tell me where it would be in the repertory that
someone sings very off key?
Also music constantly in their head.
I looked in mind and see nothing there.
thanks,
Emily C

[Rochelle]

Are any of these any use?
Rochelle
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RUV, Mind; phen; delusions, imaginations; music, hears:, aether[1], anh[1],
bos-s[1], cann-i[4], cann-s[1], croc[1], ign[1], lach[3], lyc[1], merc[1],
nat-c[1], plb[2], psil[1], psil-s[1], puls[1], sal-ac[1], sarr[1], stram[3],
sulph[1], thuj[1]
RUV, Mind; phen; sensitive, oversensitive; general; music, to; continues to
hear the music he heard during day in the evening:, ign[1], lyc[1]
RUV, Mind; phen; thoughts; persistent; music, about; song, of a:, ana-i[1],
loxo-r[1], myris[1]
RUV, Mind; phen; singing; general; involuntarily:, croc[3], lar-ar[1],
lyc[1], lyss[1], spong[3], succ[1], tarent[1], teucr[1]
RUV, Mind; phen; singing; general; humming to herself:, carc[1], kali-m[1],
kreos[1], lyc[1], mosch[1], nat-m[1], nux-v[1], phos[1], staph[1]
RUV, Mind; phen; singing; inept for:, sil[1]

Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[myirishenergy]

Thanks Rochelle,
but what about singing out of tune.
It's not involuntary.
just her singing is AWFUL!! very out of key.
I looked in voice, throat, sound of voice and music and can't find
anything remotely connected to "out of key".

thanks
Emily C
anh[1],
merc[1],
stram[3],
continues to
ana-i[1],
[1],
kali-m[1],
that

[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

So do I...........how is it pathological not to be able to sing in key? Not
everybody is a Pavarotti.........or is it a new symptom, a change from
previously being able to do so?
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD, NMD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".

[Rochelle Marsden]

Dear Emily,
Well this is your nearest!! But is it a symptom? It never did anyone any
harm except irritate the listener.
RUV, Mind; phen; singing; inept for:, sil[1]

Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Thanks Rochelle,
but what about singing out of tune.
It's not involuntary.
just her singing is AWFUL!! very out of key.
I looked in voice, throat, sound of voice and music and can't find
anything remotely connected to "out of key".

thanks
Emily C

[Irene de Villiers]

myirishenergy wrote:

A LOT of people sing off key. (One's in my mirror though I can play
piano well and know how I WANT it to sound!) It's a bit like a lot of
people not being able to draw well or do math well or spell well. We do
not usually repertorize a *lack* of a specific talent?
For finding constitutional type we might include *presence* of
exceptional talent - but not a lack of one?
If pathology causes a lack, I can see a reason to repertorize that one.
Or if the person is WORRIED that they can not sing - then rep the worry
(anxiety) about performance - or the worry of what others think of them,
etc?

What is behind the issue of singing off key? Why did it come up?
That may be a clue to a relevant rubric?

Namaste,
Irene
--
Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

[myirishenergy]

She hears music in her heard, loves to sing and can't sing when
anyone is around because her voice is so bad.
I agree with you on this tho that I would have to look at 'worried
that she can not sing' but I really don't think it's that much of a
deal as she laughed when she told me.
she just sings when no one is home )
I've had many people complain of that so I wanted to get another
opinion of how I shoud handle it.
thanks for your input.
Emily C

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