Choose a film from the list below,
then watch, listen and enjoy as part of
a varied programme of wellness music.
The classical music stimulates the auditory system, including the brain.
With repeated listening, the film images you recall
stimulate the imagination and the mind.
(This is not a total recall exercise; let the images come to you freely.)
Note:
Films from the silent era often have a slower pace than today’s films.
We assume this is poor acting; but the films invite you to use your imagination to imagine what the actors are thinking and feeling.
AI voices have been used to help the story unfold.
The voices won’t win any Oscars,
but you may find the voices help you focus on the music.
LINKS TO YOUTUBE
Film: Civilization (1916) | Music: Shostakovich | Subject: The Sovereign Self and Peace
Film (audio only with end clips): Jour de Fête (1949) | Music: Louise Farrenc | Subject: Stay True to Positive Influences
BONUS EXTRA: https://youtu.be/iouqyIujuwY
Film (audio only with end clips): Mon Oncle (1958) | Music: Baroque | Subject: Personal Growth
Film: Monsieur Hulot's Holiday (1953) | Music: Schubert | Subject: Courage to be You
Film (audio only with end clips): Playtime (1967) | Music: Beethoven | Subject: Seeing Afresh
Film: Reach for the Stars Part 1 starring Douglas Fairbanks | Music: Hans Rott | Subject: Manifestation & The Law of Attraction
Film: Reach for the Stars Part 2 starring Douglas Fairbanks | Music: Karl Goldmark | Subject: Tools for Coping with Life
EXCLUSIVE EXTRA | Song: https://youtu.be/SIEbxVv1Mwl
Film: Robin Hood (1922) | Music: Bruckner - Symphony 6 | Subject: Your Legacy
EXCLUSIVE EXTRA | Song: https://youtu.be/1VP4hZavNYU
Film: Safety Last! (1923) | Music: Dvorak - Rusalka Highlights | Subject: Time to Laugh
Film (audio only with Nocturne clip): Sinbad the Sailor (1947) | Music: Albert Ketèlbey | Subject: Joy
Film: The Black Pirate (1926) | Music: Richard Wetz | Subject: Revenge vs Leaving the Past Behind
EXCLUSIVE EXTRA | Song: https://youtu.be/-h0WcSi0V_E
Film: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) | Music: Bruckner - Symphonies 5 & 9 | Subject: Integrating Parts of the Self
Film: The Iron Mask (1929) | Music: Bruckner - Symphonies 0, 2 & 8 | Subject: Eternal Life
Film: The Kaleidoscope Forest starring Douglas Fairbanks | Music: Franz Schmidt | Subject: Intolerance & Discrimination
Film: The Mark of Zorro (1920) | Music: Bruckner - Symphony 1, Beethoven | Subject: Our Hero Self
Film: The Mollycoddle (1920) | Music: Liszt | Subject: Civilization
Film: The Phantom of the Opera (1925) | Music: Albéric Magnard | Subject: Gaslighting
BONUS EXTRA: https://youtu.be/-1RfR9fq7mw
Film: The Picture of Dorian Gray - A Medley of Short Films | Music: Philip Glass | Subject: Truth
Film: The Private Life of Don Juan (1934) | Music: Bizet, Wilhelm Reinhard Berger | Subject: Rhythms of Life
Film: The Taming of the Shrew (1929) | Music: Saint-Saëns, Karl Goldmark | Subject: Masculine vs Feminine Energy
BONUS EXTRA: https://youtu.be/bADoRYhAkl4
Film: The Thief of Bagdad (1924) | Music: Bruckner - Mass 1 & 3 | Subject: Conscience
Film: The Three Musketeers (1921) | Music: Bruckner - Symphonies 3 & 4 | Subject: Friends
Film: The Three Must-Get-Theres (1922) | Music: P.D.Q. Bach | Subject: Fun
