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2008
Abstract The marriage between communicative musicality and improvisational music therapy was ostensibly made in heaven. Music therapists in search of a new explanatory and legitimating theory came back from conferences in the 1980s with the fruits of Trevarthen and Stern’s work. They felt their search had ended.
Mercédès Pavlicevic, Gary Ansdell
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Abstract The marriage between communicative musicality and improvisational music therapy was ostensibly made in heaven. Music therapists in search of a new explanatory and legitimating theory came back from conferences in the 1980s with the fruits of Trevarthen and Stern’s work. They felt their search had ended.
Mercédès Pavlicevic, Gary Ansdell
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Community Music Therapy and Its Relationship to Community Music: Where Does It End?
Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 2007A focus of the emerging discourse on Community Music Therapy (CoMT) has been to discuss its departure from the principles of the ‘consensus model’ of music therapy. This has helped to define where CoMT begins, but the question of where it ends has been less definitive.
O'Grady, L, McFerran, K
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Community, Connection, and the Essential Role of Music Therapy
Journal of Music TherapyKimberly Sena Moore, A Blythe LaGasse
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Music and HIV/AIDS orphans: Narratives from Community Music Therapy
Muziki, 2006Abstract This position paper situates music – and Community Music Therapy in particular – within the socio-political narratives of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in South Africa. Two narratives are selected from current thinking in two public spaces, one political and the other academic.
Andeline dos Santos +1 more
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2012
AbstractThis article provides an overview of community music therapy (CoMT). The discussions cover the origins and foundations of CoMT; the spectrum of CoMT practice; music therapy outside of a closed therapy room; performing with clients; conceiving of a community as the client; and broadening the scope of legitimate therapy goals.
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AbstractThis article provides an overview of community music therapy (CoMT). The discussions cover the origins and foundations of CoMT; the spectrum of CoMT practice; music therapy outside of a closed therapy room; performing with clients; conceiving of a community as the client; and broadening the scope of legitimate therapy goals.
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Music therapy with hospitalized infants—the art and science of communicative musicality
Infant Mental Health Journal, 2012AbstractInfants seek contingent, companionable interactions with others. Infants in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), while receiving care that optimizes their chances of survival, often do not have the kind of interactions that are optimal for their social development.
Malloch, Stephen +7 more
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Music Therapy Educators’ Perspectives on Practica Community Partnerships
Music Therapy PerspectivesMusic therapy educators are tasked by the American Music Therapy Association with creating practica placements for students. However, open-ended instructions result in many differing structures of placements and no formal guidelines or codifying ...
Shelly R Z Broder, Lily Fugita
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DICS Music Therapy: Databases and Data Communication
Journal of British Music Therapy, 1991In introducing this paper on the Documentary Information and Communication System which has been developed over the last two and a half years in the Netherlands, I find it difficult to hide the excitement and enthusiasm I feel for this project and for the men who have pioneered such an important development for music therapy.
Pieter van den Berk +2 more
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Contemporary voices in music therapy: Communication, culture, and community
Music Therapy Perspectives, 2004Kenny, Carolyn & Stige, Brynjulf. (2002). Contemporary voices in music therapy: Communication, culture, and community. Unipub forlag: Oslo, Norway. This book is an excellent and timely anthology that reflects the growing awareness within the profession of music therapy of the critical importance of cultural factors as they directly affect virtually ...
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Toward a Notion of Community Music Therapy
Jahrbuch Musiktherapie / Music Therapy Annual, 2005The last few years the term community music therapy increasingly has come into circulation, and with it fresh debates about the relevance and meaning of the term and of the practices it refers to. How could community music therapy be described and defined? What character istics of human nature and late modern culture indicate the relevance of community
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