… That said, sociologists treat music as different kinds … : music as an institutionalized system
of tonality and music as a commodity. Both have long histories and undergird the view of music …

… process—and Dart no doubt argued that there were not enough lutenists around to justify
it Since then, of course, printing techniques have kept pace with the march of the early music …

… Music is a low-cost intervention that often reduces surgical, procedural, acute, and chronic
pain. Music … Providing music to caregivers may be a cost-effective and enjoyable strategy to …

… music by exploring the relationships between music, history, society, and the self. It does so
by offering a critical defense of music… We would flourish through music more, I argue, if music …

… in the area of music/music therapy end dementias from 1985-… studies identified as using
music/music therapy for people with … addressed the use of music/music ther apy with individuals …

… is not how a particular piece of music or a performance reflects the people, … music-of music
making and music listening-is best understood as an experience of this self-in-process. Music, …

… music performance and related matters. Most of this research is concerned with Western
tonal music and mainly art music… with Western tonal music and mainly art music, an obvious …

… three questions about the vibrato in music: (1) What is it? (2) … There are several reasons why
this aspect of music has not … might say that the vibrato in music is a periodic pulsation of pitch…

… music, a sort of involuntary personal expression as the music works on us. But these effects,
the overflow of music … Anthony Storr, in his excellent book Music and the Mind, stresses that …

… of music to biology, psychology, dance, and politics, Blacking was deeply committed to the
idea that music-… He attempted to document the ways in which music-making expresses the …