Mozart for Accelerated Learning CD's - Roberts, Roland
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Particular types of music can truly improve our ability to learn. By helping us attain a state of relaxed alertness, known as the 'alpha state', these two recordings actually enhance our ability. These specially commissioned recordings are arranged and performed by ex-Fulbright school and Master of Music. As background music when studying, these recordings will help to accelerate the pace of learning effortlessly.

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Produktbeschreibung
Particular types of music can truly improve our ability to learn. By helping us attain a state of relaxed alertness, known as the 'alpha state', these two recordings actually enhance our ability. These specially commissioned recordings are arranged and performed by ex-Fulbright school and Master of Music. As background music when studying, these recordings will help to accelerate the pace of learning effortlessly.
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Autorenporträt
Roland Roberts studied at the Royal Academy in London and later as a Fulbright Scholar in the USA where he gained a Masters Degree in Music. Roland has broadcast and performed worldwide as a solo violinist and has been leader of some of the finest British ensembles including the Thames Chamber Orchestra and the City of Oxford Orchestra with whom he has recently recorded Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons'. He has also played on many Hollywood movie soundtracks and CD recordings ranging from Pavarotti to Annie Lennox, and performed in venues from The Carnegie Hall to Wembley Stadium. As a conductor he was principal conductor of the Fulham Symphony Orchestra for five years and has worked with many professional and amateur orchestras. Other work includes composing and arranging music for BBC television and film, and a recent composition 'An English Elegy' was chosen as "pick of the week" on BBC Radio Suffolk.