Robert Suberand, professor of musicology at the National Conservatory of the Montpellier region and composer, studied with such great music teachers and composers as Olivier Messiaen.

However, it was only when he met the Teacher Omraam Mikael Aivankhov that he received answers to the questions which his soul as a musician set before him, thanks to which he was able to take the path of Light that he dreamed of.

Thoughts of the Teacher Omraam Mikael Aivankhov’s thoughts on music are an excellent testimony to his deep understanding of music in all its aspects and dimensions, be it physiological, psychological, pedagogical or spiritual.

This book is intended for both professional musicians and singers, and for amateurs . It sheds light on the deep and mystical side of music.

“The four strings of a violin are a symbol of man. The G string represents the heart, the D string represents the intellect, the A string represents the soul, and the E string represents the spirit. Symbolically, the violin represents the physical body, and the bow represents the will, which acts on the heart, intellect, soul and spirit. Just as there is harmony in the four voices of a choir: bass, tenor, alto and soprano, so the four principles: heart, intellect, soul and spirit must vibrate in harmony within a person.”

Omraam Mikael Aivankhov