When you need relaxation, downtime, an escape from your troubles, this recording rises to the occasion. Sit back with your cat or dog on the couch and relax, enjoy some down time. Let time pass a little more slowly and listen to these great pieces of music that have passed the test of time, and are worth hearing.
Bartlett, IL, September 09, 2011 - Michael Droste, a composer and musician from Illinois, released an album called "Mozart & Beethoven For PETS." "Much has been written about the positive effects of their music on the mind and the resulting measurable increases in brain activity. Combine that result, with the calming effect of a pet that lowers blood pressure and eases tension; you receive an unbeatable combination!" said Droste. He stated, “I also wanted to get the idea out there that: Beauty Can Change The World." This truly beautiful music can change your mood and the mood of others. True art, truly beautiful music, can change the world.
Mozart has the classic purity of light and the blue ocean; Beethoven the romantic grandeur which belongs to the storms of air and sea, and while the soul of Mozart seems to dwell on the ethereal peaks of Olympus, that of Beethoven climbs shuddering the storm-beaten sides of a Sinai. Blessed be they both! Each represents a moment of the ideal life, each does us good. Our love is due to both. ~ Henri Frederic Amiel ~
"Call your pet over to the couch, lie back, close your eyes or take out your favorite book, and relax as you listen the greatest composers of all time." said Droste.
The album Mozart & Beethoven For PETS by Michael Droste is available through the Itunes, Amazon and other online music retailers. You can also see their music at WindyTown.com http://www.WindyTown.Com
About Windy Town:
Windy Town is a privately owned music company founded in 1992. Located in Bartlett IL., a suburb of Chicago, they release five to ten unique musical recordings a year.
Contact:
Michael Droste
Director of public relations
Windy Town
PO Box 1025
Streamwood, IL
60107-1025
630-344-9292
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