| Sharing The Gift Of Love
Deanna discusses and shares the most important and beautiful experiences of life. She helps us to recognize the significance of individual life and the journey into the human spirit.
1980 studio recording of material presented in musical workshop presentations. Re-released on four one-hour CD's in 2002.
|
4 Volume CD Set
- Music Laughter & Tears: The Scale of Life
- Music in Therapy: The Universal Language
- Making Memories Live: Music Says What I Feel
- Creative Grief and Recovery: The Five Principles of Caring
Songs include: Find A Friend, Walk In The World For Me, Two Little Shoes, Before It's Too Late, A Song Is A Gentle Thing, I'll Hold You In My Arms When I Get Home, Your Favorite Songs Are Your Best Friends, Loving Is The Only Way To Live, Wanted One Family, If We Should Say Goodbye, Take My Hand, Teach Me To Die, I Am Glad That I Was Here, You're Going Home, Folks Don't Kiss Old People Anymore, Who Will Listen, I Lost The One Who Loved Me, Be My Light. |
Life is full of opposites; birth and death, youth and old age, comfort and pain. Our attitudes about these opposites are often shaped by the society in which we live. In this recording, Deanna will discuss the importance of integrating opposition into our lives. She believes that the "freedom to feel" is one of the greatest gifts we can give to ourselves and others.
- Find A Friend
- The Scale of Life
- Walk In The World For Me
- Attributes of Youth
- Two Little Shoes
- Stages of Life
- Health and Pain
- Laughter From The Inside Out
- The Gift of Tears
- Gifts of Love
- The Gift of Music
- Before It's Too Late
What is Music Therapy? How can we use music to heal and to teach, as well as to entertain? Why is music a universal language? In this recording music in therapy is explored and songs are presented in several different languages.
- A Song Is A Gentle Thing
- Introduction to Volunteerism
- Home Is Where The Heart Is
- The Influence of Love
- I'll Hold You In My Arms When I Get Home
- The Best of Love and Life is Yet to Come
- Music is Therapy
-
The Effects of Music
- Music Alleviates Fear and Pain
- Music is the Universal Language
- Your Favorite Songs Are Your Best Friends
Volume 3 - Making Memories Live: Music Says What I Feel
Music brings back memories... memories that can be life-giving to those who are lonely and afraid. This recording tells of one man's search for meaning and his discovery of "hope". It will also examine how modern love songs can often distort the true meaning of love and affect our value systems adversely. Because we live in a death-denying and an age-denying society the need for songs about "non-commercial" feelings will be examined.
-
Loving Is The Only Way To Live
- Music Brings Back Memories
- Love From The Heart
- The Need for Love
- Wanted One Family
- Commercial Music
- If We Should Say Goodbye
- Songs of True Feelings
- Take My Hand
- Working Through Grief
- Make Today Count
- Accepting Death
- Teach Me To Die
Volume 4 - Creative Grief and Recovery: The Five Principles of Caring
The experience of grief can either destroy or strengthen the human personality, depending on our response to it. Grief is not a disease. It is hard work that needs to be done. In this recording, examples of creative grief will be shared. Before we can help others we must first learn to understand ourselves. The five principles of caring will assist us as we prepare for the most exciting of all adventures - the journey of love into the human heart.
- I Am Glad I Was Here
- Participating in Death
- Create With Grief
- You're Going Home
- Doug's Song
- Expressions of Grief
- Communicating about Death
- Physical Contact
- Folks Don't Kiss Old People Anymore
- Listen With a Sense of Leisure
- Who'll Will Listen
- Remembering Death
- I Lost The One Who Loved Me
- Live With Love
- Be My Light