61: Healing Power of Music

Food Heals

Allison Melody

Spirituality, Naturalcures, Vegan, Nutrition, Fitness, Detox, Veganism, Alternativemedicine, Health, Health & Fitness, Juicing

4.8 • 635 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2016

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Chrysanthe Tan is a composer and classically-trained violinist who performs internationally and writes music for chamber ensembles, film, and dance. She has performed and recorded with numerous artists, played on a number of television programs and toured the world as pop star Ariana Grande's violinist on the Honeymoon Tour. Chrysanthe's music has been featured in numerous art projects, campaigns, and films screening at Cannes Shorts Corner and Los Angeles Film Festival, among other places. Aside from her solo, composition, and touring work, she is one half of Duo Meranti, a contemporary/experimental/Balkan collaboration with classically-trained guitarist and composer Sean Hayward.

Chrysanthe recently released her debut album, Stories, comprised of chamber music for piano, strings, and electronics.

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0:00.0	Food Heels Podcast, episode 61.
0:03.6	If you feel a negative emotion, don't just shut it out.
0:06.9	Digest it just like you would digest food, and even if you ate the wrong thing, like,
0:11.1	you'll pass it through.
0:12.0	Let it go.
0:15.0	Holistic Voice presents the Food Heels podcast with your hosts, Alison Melody and Susie Hardy. Join the Food Heels Nation and your hosts Alison Melody and Susie Hardy join the food
0:22.6	hills nation and learn the secrets to go from feeling unwell to healing yourself
0:27.6	warning side effects of this podcast may include increased health and vitality thoughts of living
0:31.7	longer an increase in sexual activity feelings of joy cravings for kale and chemo and a spike
0:35.8	in tinder matches in real cases, women have
0:37.9	experienced a strong desire to stop asking their boyfriends if they look fat and stressed. If you
0:41.4	experience any of these symptoms, post a selfie to Instagram immediately. Welcome, Food Heels Nation.
0:47.2	Thanks for joining us. I'm Allison Melody. And I'm Susie Hardy. And today our topic is music.
0:52.9	Awesome. I know. So first, susy and i are answering your questions about
0:57.7	the healing power of music one one specific question we got that i'm really excited to talk about
1:03.1	yeah that's right and then we are going to talk to composer classically trained violinist and
1:07.9	vegan chrysanthe tan about how this self-proclaimed DIY vegan stays healthy
1:12.8	while on the road. Yes, and Chrysanthe performs internationally and writes beautiful music for
1:18.5	chamber ensembles, film, and dance, and we're going to play some of her music on the show.
1:22.8	And she has performed and recorded with numerous artists like Ariana Grande, Common, Alicia Keys,
1:29.6	Justin Bieber, and more.
1:31.7	But first, our sponsor.
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