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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

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

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

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".

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

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."

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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