Vol. 9 No. 3 (2009)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15845/voices.v9i3

Published: 2009-11-01

Editorial

Open Access and the Vision of Voices

Brynjulf Stige
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Voices Welcomes Interviews

Krzysztof Stachyra
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Essays

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES ON MUSIC THERAPY IN NIGERIA.

Charles Onomudo Aluede
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Theoretical Articles

Music therapists’ practice-based research in cancer and palliative care: Creative methods and situated findings

Clare O'Callaghan, Philippa Barry
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Evaluating Quality in Research

Listening to music: Similarities and differences between normal and schizophrenic people

Clarice Moura Costa
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Perspectives on Practice

Two years of “Uta-no-Sumu-Ie” project

Miki Akahane
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Ismaee il Musika - Listen to the Music

Annette Marie Whitehead-Pleaux
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Reports

Hello Music Lady: Have You Brought A New Instrument Today? A Music Therapy Group for Children of Families in the UK Armed Forces.

Becky White
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Stories

Building the first music therapy programme… - a reflection on new music therapy in new place

Ludwika Konieczna
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The Last Song

Yumiko Sato
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Interviews

Music Therapy in Canada: An Interview with Susan Munro-Porchet

Bill Shugar
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World Congresses of Music Therapy

Memories from the 4th World Congress of Music Therapy, March 1983, Paris

Barbara Wheeler, Tony Wigram, Benedikte Scheiby, Inge Nygaard Pedersen, Leslie Bunt
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Introduction to 1983 Paris Congresses

Barbara Wheeler
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Memories from the World Congress of Music Therapy, July 1983

Barbara Wheeler, Ruth Bright, Elzbieta Galinska, Barbara Hesser, Carolyn Kenny, Amelia Oldfield, Serafina Poch, Clive Robbins, Chava Sekeles, Lisa Sokolov, Tony Wigram
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World Congress of Music Therapy, July 1983, Paris: Interview with Edith Lecourt

Barbara Wheeler
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