Music in human adaptation / edited by Daniel J. Schneck and Judith K. Schneck.

Other author Schneck, Daniel J., editor.
Other author Schneck, Judith K., editor.
Other author International Conference on Music in Human Adaptation 1997 : Roanoke, Va.)
Format Book
Publication InfoBlacksburg, VA : Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1997.
Descriptionviii, 460 pages : illustrations, music ; 23 cm
Subjects

Contents Preface -- A paradigm for the physiology of human adaptation / Daniel J. Schneck -- Music makes me feel good / Laurel Masse -- Brain-friendly teaching / Kathy Carroll -- Hand drumming and overtone chanting workshop and discussion / Evelyn Avoglia -- Performing in the zone / David J. Sternbach -- The consequences for singing teaching of an adaptationist approach to vocal development / Nicholas Bannan -- Singing the way to socially appropriate behavior: combining the principles of music education with therapeutic outcomes / Kimberely M. Golden -- Lullabies as human adaptation: a cross-cultural analysis of children's bedtime songs / Jo Ann Neville Nelson -- Music as a therapeutic intervention: a workshop/presentation for clinicians and caregivers / Barbara Beck -- Final adaptations: music with the dying / Joy S. Berger -- The "science" of how music can inspire cenesthesia and happiness / Robert Miller Foulkrod -- Some effects of whole number ratio intervals in music / Barbara hero -- The experience of improvisation in music: a phenomenological psychological analysis / Patricia L. Nardone -- Vocal Integration: integrating the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of communication / William Hanrahan -- Opening the door with Metamusic / Suzanne Evans Morris -- Multiple applications of Gardner's "Multiple intelligences" theory / John S. Chapman, David T. Kay, and Lalene D. Kay -- Rhythm in human motor control: adaptive mechanisms in movement synchronization / Michael H. Thaut, Robert A. Miller, and Michael L. Schauer -- Magic of hand drumming: hand drumming as a activity promoting human adaptation through enhancement of skills / D.K.M. Kartha -- Music makes good scientists / Madeline Frank -- Are you listening? / Dorita S. Berger -- Structures for listening / Thomas Gossard -- Effects of vibroacoustic music on symptom: reduction in hospitalized patients / George Patrick -- Rhythmic auditory stimulation in rehabilitation of movement disorders: a review of current research / Michael H. Thaut -- Adaptive music learning in neurologic rehabilitation / Franz L. Roehmann -- Music meets memories: a catalyst for healing grief / Joy S. Berger -- The body mind connection / R. Timothy Albrecht, Julia Haines, Nancy Fox Hoover, Jan King, and Maggie Webster -- The two cultures, (not!): a melding of minds / Raymond Dessy -- The Tomatis method and the science of audio-psycho-phonology / Billie Thompson -- Thought forms and music / Charles Weiss -- Sound, tone & chant: the music of the human voice / Ken Hosie -- Music of the spheres: mystic probability becomes implemental reality / Mitchell Kaye -- Music stimulates the brain / Madeline Frank -- Wholistic principles in general music / George R. Masone -- Learning progress through the use of music in the creative process and in critical thinking skills / Chris Boyd Brewer -- Music? Naturally!! Discovering the musician with you / Judith Ritchie -- Music, film, and Michael Nyman / Anne Daugherty -- Music and psychoneuroimmunology / Tip Ghosh -- The heart and soul of song / Barbara Wieland-Mark -- Hypnocise! A rehabilitative modality using pentatonic scales and octotonic modes / Michael F. Legge -- The umbrella for arts medicine / Kathleen Scullion and Sheila Moriber Katz -- Music in human adaptation: a view from the ground floor / Doug Goodkin -- Non traditional forms of music: their possible human role / Agustin Pimentel Diaz, Alejandro Mendez Rojas, David Mendez Rojas, Ramiro Ramirez Duarte, and Max E. Valentinuzzi -- No problem music therapy: no problem keyboard NPK II / Josef B. Schorkmayr -- The chord of nature and the evolution of music theory / Howard Barry Schatz -- Accelerating the chiropractic adjustment with music therapy and biofeedback / Eric Miller, Peter Redmond, and Lynn Miller -- Into the core of music healing / Silvia Nakkach.
General noteCollection of papers presented at the First International Conference on Music in Human Adaptation, held November 15-16, 1997 in Roanoke, Virginia.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.

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Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Music Music Stacks ML3820 .M87 1997 ✔ Available Place Hold