Beautiful music not only gives people artistic enjoyment, but also has therapeutic effects. The role of music therapy varies from person to person. Since patients have different educational levels and experiences, the prescriptions cannot be the same. The best music should be selected according to the patients' different tastes to restore their psychological balance. The duration of music therapy is generally about 1 hour each time, and the music should not be repeated. The volume should be controlled below 70 decibels for better results.

The following are some prescriptions for music treatment of diseases, which have considerable auxiliary therapeutic effects.

(1) Emotionally impatient: slow-paced music that makes people think. For example, the slow part in a classical symphony can adjust the mood.

(2) Bad mood and unstable mood: beautiful light music, serious classical music. The former can relax your emotions and soothe your soul; the latter allows you to meditate, reflect, and get rid of worries. Take Strauss's waltzes, Beethoven's sonatas and Tchaikovsky's works.

(3) Uneasy mood: Bach's fugue "Mass in B minor" can help digestion and increase appetite.

(4) Hypertension: It is suitable to listen to more lyrical music, such as appropriate violin concertos.

(5) Neurasthenia: Listen to Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody", Bizet's "Carmen" and other particularly exciting music before going to bed.

(6) Memory loss: It is best to listen to familiar music often, which has a restorative effect on memory loss.

(7) Hypnosis: Mozart's "Lullaby", Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", Debussy's "Dream" Piano Concerto, etc., Schubert's "Lullaby", etc. are good for babies Better.

(8) Eliminate drowsiness: You can listen to music with fresh melody and full of vitality. Such as the 4th movement of Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony, Ravel's "Boleiro", Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf", Saint-Sa?ns' "Carnival of the Animals", etc.

(9) Empty soul: You can listen to Beethoven's "Destiny", Saint-Sa?ns' "Dance of Death", the first movement of Stravinsky's "The Firebird", etc. Can help get rid of uneasy mood.

(10) Fatigue: Smooth, beautiful, relaxed and smooth music can enhance the inhibition process of the cerebral cortex, regulate the excitation and inhibition process, bring it to a balance, and speed up the disappearance of fatigue. Such as "Spring" in Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" suite, Debussy's "The Sea", Handel's "Water Music", etc.

(11) Distraction: Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata and other classical music. It can keep you calm, collected and focused.

(12) Lack of self-confidence: Beethoven's "Emperor" Piano Concerto, Wagner's "Tannh?user" Overture, Onegger's "Pacific 231" Orchestra, etc.

(13) Poor appetite: Listen to Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition", Paganini's "Cello Sonata in A major", etc. while eating. It can help gastrointestinal peristalsis and increase gastric juice.

(14) Melancholy: Sibelius’s “Pathétique” Waltz, Mozart’s “Symphony No. 14 in B minor”, ??when the melancholy gradually subsides, listen to Gershwin’s “Blue” Rhapsody".

(15) Patients with constipation and hysteria: listen to Mozart's "Minuet" after meals and before going to bed.

(16) Inferiority in old age: Beethoven's "Fate".

Music that increases appetite and aids digestion includes "Carmen Overture", "Skating Waltz", "Blue Danube" and "Flowers and Full Moon".