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         MUSIC THERAPY

A selection of references, 1952-1958
Bibliography

Bibliography on music therapy compiled by Ray Green,  officers
and members of the Research Committee;  edited by Helen Ann
Dinklage. Published by National Association for Music Therapy.
Chicago, 1952.  41 p„   In: Music Therapy, 1951. Book of
Proceedings of the National Association for Music Therapy,
v. I, Chicago, The Association, 1952.
Books

Podolsky, Edward.  Music therapy. N. Y.„  Philosophical Library,
[cl954]  335 p.  Mainly reprints from various psychiatric
periodicals.

Pontvik, Aleks.  Heilen durch Musik.  Zurich, Rascher, [1955]
145 p.
Periodical

Music Therapy.  Book of proceedings of the National Association
for Music Therapy, Inc.  1st 1951-  Vol. 6, 1957 contains a
cumulative index to Music Therapy 1951-1955. Compiled by
William W. Sears.
Articles

Barnard, R. I.  The use of music therapy in a psychiatric hospital.
J. Am.  M. Women Ass., 1953, 8: 266-268.

Blair, D.  and Brooking, M. Music as a therapeutic agent.  Ment.
Hyg., Alb., 1957,  41: 228-237. 
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3.    Browne, H. E.  The use of music as a therapy.  Ment. Hyg.,
      Alb., 1952, 36.  90-103.

4.    Friedlander, Max,  Some experiences in music therapy.  Psycho-
      analysis, 1954,  2(4): 59-63.  Abstracted in:  Psychol.  Abstr.,
      1955, 29: 540.

5.    Gilliland, E. G. Music therapy in rehabilitation. Hosp.  Manage-
      ment, 1956, 81_(Apr..):  46-48; passim.

6.    Guthiel, E0 A.  Music as adjunct to psychotherapy.  Am. J.
      Psychother.,  1954,  8: 94-109.

7.    Haische, E. Musik in der Pathologie und Psychotherapie.
      Schweiz. Arch.  Near. Psychiat.,  1954,  74: 198-209.  Abstracted
      in: Excerpta Medica (Sect. 8)  Neurol. & Psychiat., 1955, 8:
      1028.

8.    Jaedicke, H. G. Uber Musikarbeit im psychotherapeutischen
      Heilplan.  [Musicotherapy as a part of psychotherapy. ]
      Zschr. Psychother., 1954, 4: 93-98.  Abstracted in:  Excerpta
      Medica (Sect. 8) Neurol. & Psychiat., 1955, 8: 198.

9.    Jaedicke, H. G. Uber Musiktherapie.  Hippokrates, Stuttg.,
      1957, 28: 11-17.

10.    Kingsmill, E,  Music  as therapy.  Canad.  J, Occup. Thjer.,
      1955, 22: Ul-115.

11.    Morgenstern, G. F. Music in medicine. McGill M. J.,  1957,
      26: 71-80.

12.    Murdock, H. M. and Eaton, M. T., Jr. Music as an  adjunct to
      electroshock therapy.  J. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 1952, 116: 336-339.

13.    Music as a medical  tool.  J. Am.  M. Ass.,  1956, 162: 1619-1621.
14.    Podolsky,  Ea Music therapy.  Jn:  Brower, D. and Abt,  L. E.
      Progress in clinical psychology, vol. 2, N. Y., Grune &
      Stratton, 1956.  p. 197-201.

15.    Reese, M. Ro  Music as occupational therapy for psychiatric
      patients.  Am, J. Occup. Therap., 1952, 6: 14-19,  49. 
16.   Skelly, C. G. and Haselrud, G. M. Music and the general
      activity of apathetic schizophrenics.  J. Abnorm. Psychol.,
      1952, 47: 188-192.

17.   Teirich,  H„  Musik und Literatur im Rahmen der Gruppentherapie.
      [Music and literature in the frame of group-therapy].  In:
      Speer,  E. Die Vortrage der 4.  Lindauer Psychotherapiewoche.
      1953, Stuttgart,  Georg Thieme, 1954.  p. 167-172.  Abstracted in:
      Psychol.  Abstr,, 1955, 29: 691.

18.   Wenger,  P.  The value of music in the successful psychotherapy
      of a schizophrenic patient.  Psychiat.  Q. Suppl., 1952, 26: 202-
      209.                                                 —
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