Musically induced ASMR : an amalgamated experience by Kobayashi, Juri

“…The current study employed grounded theory, a meticulous and established qualitative research method for developing theory that serves to explain salient characteristics of a particular phenomenon; to theorize the nature and significance of musically induced ASMR and ASMR in general. …”
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The optimal musical pause : the effects of expectancies, musical training, and personality by Bartley, Fern

“…Musical excerpts were chosen from a variety of genres to include two phrases (separable by a silence), from which participants were asked to create and to rate the pauses. …”
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Parent perception on active music experience : family-centered music therapy & children with autism spectrum disorder by Onitsuka, Aiko

“…I completed data collection and Music Therapy Intervention with a total of four families in Japan. …”
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Film, music and induced mixed-emotion by Rooyen, Suzanne van

“…Participants were asked to rate how they felt in response to a variety of 30 second film excerpts (expressing either happiness or sadness) presented simultaneously with a film music excerpt chosen to express either happiness or sadness in two conditions: congruent (eg., happy visuals with happy music) and non-congruent (eg. happy visuals with sad music). …”
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Possibilities of music therapy with children and families by Tuomi, Kirsi

“…The intention of this dissertation is to provide a comprehensive overview of early childhood music therapy and family centered practice, conceptualize the fields and to increase understanding on how the actual work is done and the phenomena experienced. …”
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An investigation on the value of intervals in Persian music by Sanati, Farshad

“…Theory of intervals in Persian music has a history of over 1000 years. Two influential theories regarding interval sizes have been proposed during the 20th century, first one by Ali Naqi Vaziri at the beginning of 20th century (1913) and the second one by Daryoush Talai at the end of 20th century (1995), but still the exact size of intervals is a matter of discussion between Persian musicians and theoreticians. …”
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An early interaction music therapy model by Lipponen, Auli

“…This case study presents a threefold Early Interaction Music Therapy Model which is created in the child protection context. …”
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The sense of self of experienced and non-experienced music therapists in musical improvisation : an interpretative phenomenological analysis by Christodoulou, Artemis

“…This research had as its aim to investigate music therapists. The actual investigation involved the sense of self of a music therapist in musical improvisation through semi-structured interviews analysed with Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. …”
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Primary Prevention of Physical Diseases through Music-Based Health Communication : Towards Wider Utilization of Music – An Integrative Review by Partanen, Hannele

“…In conclusion, findings support that music is a valuable resource in the primary prevention of physical diseases. …”
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Regulating pre-performance psychobiosocial states with music by Middleton, Thierry

“…Furthermore, swimmers’ qualitative reports indicated that music use was made more purposeful due to the introduction of a music intervention. …”
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Effects and justification of loudness war in commercial music by Tenhunen, Anssi

“…Thus using a limiter does give the mastering process and in that sense, the loudness war, a significant advantage when trying to achieve loudness until you reach the audible point of distortion. …”
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Frontal alpha asymmetry and music induced pleasure by Ojell-Järventausta, Terho

“…Based on previous studies this can be tested by playing subjects familiar and unfamiliar music while measuring EEG. Results of the current study suggest that familiarity of music has a significant effect on FAA and the results are more evident when the subject is listening to high valence music. …”
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Searching for the universal subconscius : study on music and emotion by Seppä, Antti

“…Are there any differences in how we feel about music? This research reaches to clarify differences and their reasons in our perception of music-related emotions. …”
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Automatic subgenre classification of heavy metal music by Tsatsishvili, Valeri

“…Automatic genre classification of music has been of interest for researchers over a decade. …”
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Comparison of Music Education Curricula of Finland and Wales by Evans, Maija

“…Differences can be seen in the emphasis and absence of elements. Both music curricula have elements of the curriculum theory, are learner-centred and have a spiral structure. …”
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Swing to bob - hep to hip : a study in jazz parlance by Lemponen, Seppo

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A psychotherapeutically oriented approach to vibroacoustic therapy : therapy process with a client diagnosed with functional neurological disorder experiencing dissociative symptom... by Leandertz, Mikaela

“…The client in this case was diagnosed with FND by a neurologist and referred to the music therapist. …”
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