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Full-Text Articles in Music Therapy
The Effectiveness Of Community Music Therapy: An Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
The Effectiveness Of Community Music Therapy: An Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
Music Therapy has been a contribution to the aid of mental health professionals who believe that alternative types of therapy, usually in hand with other traditional forms or medications, can be a benefit to those who suffer with mental disorders like depression. It has been an accepted fact for several decades that music therapy is in fact a useful practice. However, over the last two decades, a sub-section of music therapy, known as Community music therapy, has been introduced to mental health professionals and has been subject to data collection and evaluation. I decided to look into Community music therapy …
What Can Music Intonation Therapy Teach Us About The Practice Of Recitative? - Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
What Can Music Intonation Therapy Teach Us About The Practice Of Recitative? - Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
The techniques employed in the field of Music Therapy often deal with rebuilding the executive functions of someone who has suffered from brain trauma. By accessing song and speech at the same time, often the brain is able to create new pathways and heal itself with a persistent therapeutic regimen. This paper examines in what ways can these music therapy techniques could be applied usefully to other non-therapeutic practices of song speech like recitative. If these techniques are able to rehabilitate people with hampering disabilities, perhaps there are more efficient ways to prepare, practice, and perform for musicians seeking to …
Is Singing, Playing, And Studying Music An Effective Treatment For Cognitive Decline? Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
Is Singing, Playing, And Studying Music An Effective Treatment For Cognitive Decline? Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
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Modern Science And Ancient Wisdom: Tools For The 21st-Century Musician, Seth Quay
Modern Science And Ancient Wisdom: Tools For The 21st-Century Musician, Seth Quay
Piano Pedagogy: Masters Research Projects
Throughout human history, music has served as a powerful tool for healing, often associated with cultural ceremony, ritual and meditation. The emergence of the Music Therapy profession in the 20th century continues to utilize the medicinal effects of music as an aid in treating psychological and physical ailments. Advanced research methods now allow us to study the brain and nervous system alongside the acoustics of music to discover principles for meaningfully applying music as therapy. How can musicians apply these principles, through practice, performance, programming, and teaching, to reach larger audiences - reaching more than the typical single-person audience of …
The Effects Of Incorporating Music Into Daily Life On Cognitive Decline, Devlin Deveney
The Effects Of Incorporating Music Into Daily Life On Cognitive Decline, Devlin Deveney
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
Dementia currently affects over 35 million people worldwide – a number that is expected to triple by the year 2050 according to the report, “Dementia: a public health priority” by World Health Organization and Alzheimer’s Disease International. Despite the high population of people with dementia, there are currently no cures for the diseases within this category. The aim of this article is to explore the cognitive effects of incorporating music into daily life prior to the onset of dementia and determining whether or not these effects have an impact on age-related cognitive decline. It is hoped that this paper will …