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Revista Brasileira de Musicoterapia ISSN 2316-994x Brazilian Journal of Music Therapy ISSN 2764-5541

Artigos

ANO XVII – NÚMERO 19 – 2015

MUSIC-CENTERED MUSIC THERAPY

  • André Brandalise
DOI
https://doi.org/10.51914/brjmt.19.2015.104
Submitted
May 19, 2021
Published
30-12-2015

Abstract

This article aims to present and discuss different aspects of music-centered music therapy: from its historical influences until now. It also intends to present and discuss differences and commonalities among the pioneers in this music therapy model. The used methodology of this theoretical study involved an examination of patterns and tendencies described by music-centered music therapy pioneers through detailed analysis and comparison of the content of their publications.

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