With Medical Resonance Therapy Music, the approach to the activation and strengthening of the natural healing processes is based on the age-old recognition that the natural laws of harmony of the microcosm of music and biological evolution are identical.
What is interesting about this method is that it does not require any knowledge about biological naturopathy, but needs only knowledge of the natural musical regeneration processes within the microcosm of music.

Medical Resonance Therapy Music is not music in the general sense of the word and, as such, serves not to entertain but to be used purely for medical purposes.

The beauty of the harmonic musical preparations is directed at individual acceptance – but beyond the pleasant musical enjoyment, nature’s laws of harmony contained in the fine structures of the microcosm of the music are of central medical significance, as they alone produce the positive health-promoting effects.

Recently, leading medical practitioners have been able to show that the human organism’s different biological rhythms obey the laws of musical harmony.
Professor Dr. G. Hildebrandt, one of the founders of, and a leading expert in chronomedicine, talks of this, in terms of human physiology, directly as ‘music physiology’.

Today it is clearly far more easily possible to gain specialist insight into the natural musical regeneration processes of the microcosm of music, than into the structurally corresponding natural healing processes in living biological organisms.

And if it is now true – what all great thinkers amongst mankind have claimed and what more recent studies have indicated – that the natural laws of harmony of the microcosm of music are identical to those of biological life, then our scientific musical knowledge about the natural regeneration processes in the microcosm of music could open up the possibility for us to activate and strengthen the natural healing powers inherent in living organisms – and those investigations, about which Professor Reznikov will be reporting, lend weight to this assumption.

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