Music for Healing Remix Project

The ccMixter admin team is excited to share that Music for Healing begins today! Together with students, faculty, alumni and patients of the University of Utah, we will create a new collection of CC licensed music that focuses on healing and supporting patients and their families. Read the press release here.

Music has a true and real power to heal.

Read our project announcement forum post and visit http://ccmixter.org/music4h... for more details.

Project Dates:
February 17-March 10: Call for Pells & Samples*
March 10-31: Call for Remixes*

*Please use the Music for Healing Submit Forms.

Pells
Include a 128k MP3 preview
Upload all stems as FLAC
Songs, poems and melodies focused on a cathartic way of expressing the emotions of facing illness, the power of healing, and your own stories or experiences. Public domain children’s songs, folks songs and old spirituals are also suggested.

Samples
Include a 128k MP3 preview
Upload all stems as FLAC
Ambient instrumental melodies and tones
Field recordings of ambient nature sounds
Classical music (especially Mozart)
Rhythmic, percussive tracks, for Autistic children
Cinematic Music for Healing Video Games

Remixes
Include a 128k MP3 preview
Include any original stems
Upload your full mix as FLAC
Must include stems from University of Utah contributors to be considered for University of Utah awarded prizes.

— ccPlus. We encourage you to check the ccPlus Box when uploading your pells and samples. This will make it easier to include your contribution in future albums, curations and other opportunities. (And you help support ccMixter by doing so too!)

— #Music4Healing. Please use the hashtag #Music4Healing in social media.

— Questions. Please email admin with any questions.

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SAMPLES
REMIXES
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Thank you for participating in Music for Healing. We believe this is a very special project for our community.

I’m here at the University of Utah open house project right now. We’ve just had a request from a student with Autism — she’d love to hear a recording on piano of pachelbel canon in D…..

Anyone?