Music, Time & Self: A Time Model for Understanding Nordoff and Robbins's Improvisations

Tamar Hadar

Music, Time & Self: A Time Model for Understanding Nordoff and Robbins's Improvisations

School of Creative Arts Therapies

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Abstract

Embedded in the Nordoff-Robbins (NR) approach, my presentation focused on the temporal aspect of improvisation in music therapy. I introduced a time model that includes four different temporal invitations employed by NR in supporting their clients' engagement, based on a microanalysis of NR's improvisations with ten of their clients. Finally, I framed my theory within cognitive and psychoanalytic perspectives, i.e., schema theory, and Daniel Stern's developmental approach.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	349-350
Journal	Music Therapy Today
Volume	18
Issue number	1
State	Published - Jul 2023

Bibliographical note

17th World Congress of Music Therapy South Vancouver, July 2023

Keywords

Time in music

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Music, Time & Self: A Time Model for Understanding Nordoff and Robbins's Improvisations

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