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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"music group"”.
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‘Knowing Yourself Through Others’: peer assessment in popular music group work
… experiences and responses to peer assessment of group work involving cohorts of undergraduate popular music students over a five-year period. Working within the context of band rehearsing and performing, the enquiry focuses on how intra-peer assessment impact on students’ personal attributes and …
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Effects of duration of selected music as an intervention on postoperative pain in open-heart surgery patients during chair rest on the first postoperative day
… this study was to test the effects of selected music on reducing postoperative pain and use of pain relief medications in open-heart surgery patients during chair rest on the first postoperative day.</p> <p> This study was conducted using a pretest-posttest experimental design. A convenience …
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Belbin's Team role theory applied to musicgroups
… team role theory be applied to applied to music groups? Could team role behavior have a impact on team work and group dynamic, and also on the success and productivity of a music group? This research analyzes the application of Belbin team role theory on three music groups consisting of …
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Music and Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Potential Autonomic Mechanisms of Social Attention Improvement
… et al., 2010). Research indicates, however, that music has the ability to calm cardiovascular functioning (Iwanaga, Kobayashi, & Kawasaki, 2005) and improve social behaviors in children with ASD (Whipple, 2004). This study recruited participants (N = 23) between 4-7 years old with a previously …
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The effect of music on anxiety in patients undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery
… purpose was to assess the influence of sedative music, as a nursing intervention, on the patient's postoperative anxiety level; Random assignment to a music treatment group or a no music control group, by surgical day, was performed. The experimental (music) group (n = 12) was given a tape …
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Effect of intradermal normal saline, listening to music, and insertion difficulty on pain of IV insertion
… year. This study used a post-test only control group design to compare the effects of listening to music and intradermal saline injection on the sensory and affective components of pain of IV catheter insertion. The relationships among the difficulty of IV insertion and pain were also examined. …
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The effects of pre-exam exposure to music on test anxiety
<p>Students (N = 39) were divided into three groups by the investigator based on a predetermined sign-up block assignment. Eleven students listened to a 7-minute compact disc audio track of Mozart's Piano Sonata K333. Thirteen listened to a 7-minute compact disc audio track of Anima's Spirit of the …
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The effect of music therapy on intensive care patients
… physiological and emotional responses to taped music programs in Intensive Care Units. The experimental group (n = 26) selected and listened to taped music through earphones, and the control group (n = 25) wore earphones connected to recorders without music. Physiological parameters of heart …
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The influence of relaxation music on physiological responses in patients receivng osteopathic interventions
This study examined the effects of music on physiological and psychological responses in Osteopathic patients who listened to relaxation music. Fifty subjects, twenty-six females and twenty-four males ranging in age from 18-51, were randomly assigned to one of two environmental settings. …
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Object into action: group Ongaku and Fluxus
… these three were part of a free improvisational music group in Tokyo called ‘Group Ongaku’ (Music Group). In Group Ongaku, partly through concerns with l’objet sonore, they moved from focussing on sound only, to a concern with performing action as music. From 1961 onwards, they came into contact …
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Using music to motivate movement in children aged 4-6 years with autism spectrum disorder
… (ASD) is an umbrella term used to describe a group of disorders of brain development usually diagnosed in early childhood. Children with ASD experience difficulties in social skills, communication and repetitive or restricted behaviors. Additionally, they often have delays and difficulties …
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"Producing ""Local"" Repertoire: Czech Identity, Pop Music, and the Global Music Industry"
… creativity relate to the corporate production of music transnationally. Utilizing a multi-sited ethnography to examine the relationships between the Bertelsmann Music Group (Prague, London and New York) and Czech pop/rock music culture, it illuminates the factors that inform their structure, …
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Perceptions of music therapy among oncology nurses
… this study was to investigate the perceptions of music therapy among oncology nurses to pinpoint areas in which music therapists can further advocate for the profession and educate the nursing staff. The study's research objectives included: (a) Examining the perceptions of music therapy regarding …
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Co-Becomings in Creative Music Workshop Practices
… as the starting point for understanding creative music workshop practices in the field of community music in the UK. Co-becomings take the place of individually situated humans as the basis for an understanding of subjectivity in this context that emphasizes embodiment, relationality and process. …
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An exploration into the uptake rates of GCSE music with a focus on the purposes of music in school.
… the relatively lower uptake rates of GCSE music in comparison to other optional subjects at Key Stage 4 (KS4), such as art, drama and sport. The purpose of the study is primarily to explore the factors which might influence students’ decision whether or not to take GCSE music. In relation …
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Active Ageing with Music and Technology: Meaningful Participation and the Situated Use of Technology in Community Music
… dissertation, I argue that recognising community music practices and technology use as situated action provides opportunities to grasp the subtleties of social participation and technology use for active ageing. Qualitative and quantitative enquiries were used to (i) uncover the experiences of …
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The Effect of Music Intervention on Anxiety and Physiological responses for Intensive Care Units patients
… of this study was to determine the effect of music intervention on anxiety and physiological responses of patients in intensive care unit. The 81 subjects for this study were selected from medical and cardiovascular intensive care units at one hospital in Suwon city. They were assigned to two …
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The life and legacy of Harold David (Hal) Shaper (1931-2004)
… He also wrote the lyrics for several successful musical theatre productions. These are discussed in detail in Chapter Four. After a very successful song-writing and business career overseas, Shaper returned to South Africa in 1992, when the political climate had begun to change. His considerable …
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Anàlisi, redisseny i implementació d'una pàgina web d'un grup de músic
Projecte on es realitza una nova pàgina web per a l'orquestra Gira-sol, amb una nova organització i un nou disseny dels seus continguts. Aquesta nova estructura s'adapta diferents dispositius (tant smartphones com tauletes i ordinadors) i té un panell d'administració on els usuaris administradors …