Exploring a Perspective on the Nature of Music and Health as they Relate to the Bonny Method: A Response to Summer’s (1992) Music: The Aesthetic Elixir | Zendy

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Exploring a Perspective on the Nature of Music and Health as they Relate to the Bonny Method: A Response to Summer’s (1992) Music: The Aesthetic Elixir

Author(s) -

Brian Abrams

Publication year - 2010

Publication title -

voices a world forum for music therapy

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1504-1611

DOI - 10.15845/voices.v10i3.499

Subject(s) - elixir (programming language) , perspective (graphical) , aesthetics , dimension (graph theory) , contemporary classical music , psychology , sociology , art , visual arts , computer science , musical , mathematics , pure mathematics , programming language

This essay provides a response to the retrospective posting of Lisa Summer's article Music: The Aesthetic Elixir in the present issue of Voices. The response is based upon an exploratory, theoretical “lens” concerning a way of understanding music both as a way of being together aesthetically in time, and as a dimension of health. This understanding of music is subsequently applied to an expansion upon Summer's perspectives on the Bonny Method.

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