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- Jacob Uitti
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- “We Will Rock You,” Queen. According to the Chroma study, researchers found that “We Will Rock You” and its catchy, pounding, even monotonous beat helped—was “ideal”—for “the rehabilitation of speech, language and cognitive functions following a stroke or brain injury,” according to writer Anita Awbi.
- “Three Little Birds,” Bob Marley. While “We Will Rock You” is a foot-stomping classic, reggae artist Bob Marley offers another song that the folks at Chroma love, “Three Little Birds,” a sweet song that enlivens the heart.
- “Amazing Grace,” Elvis Presley. What better song for therapy than one about redemption? And that’s what this song is through and through. Written by John Newton, a former slave trader.
- “Another Brick in the Wall,” Pink Floyd. This song and its gang vocals can provide a bit of community for the listener. It’s a song of rebellion but even more than that it’s a song of community.
- “American Pie” – This song is obviously a classic, and I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like singing along to the chorus. It might not be your first pick for a piggybacked children’s goodbye song, but it was mine :)
- “Amazing Grace” – It’s most often associated with seniors and hospice patients, though everyone should have a few hymns in their collection.
- “Blue Suede Shoes” – My students dig this tune, even though most of them have no clue who Elvis Presley is! Older clients, of course, are familiar with both him and the song.
- “Blue Skies” – I use this as a weather song sometimes, or to give everyone a mood lift. It has always been one of my favorite songs.
The KU music therapy song repertoire resource list acts as a reference for music therapy students as they work to develop a diverse repertoire of songs for use in their musical, pre-clinical, and clinical work. As such, it is a both a document of important songs that have historically been used in music therapy processes, and a living ...
Sep 4, 2024 · Here is a list of various holiday songs compiled to aid your music therapy experiences throughout the year! Songs included may be used around Valentine’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Winter Holidays. L-O-V-E by Nat King Cole. Little Bunny Foo Foo (traditional) Party in the U.S.A. by Miley Cyrus
These songs have been carefully selected for their ability to soothe, uplift, and inspire listeners. In this article, we will explore nine music therapy songs for mental health, along with interesting details about each. 1. “Weightless” by Marconi Union. Released in 2011, “Weightless” by Marconi Union is often cited as one of the most ...
But I’ll start with 30 traditional songs that, in my opinion, should be a staple in your early childhood music therapy repertoire. “Aiken Drum”. “The Alphabet Song”. “The Ants Go Marching”. “Apples and Bananas”. “The Bear Went Over the Mountain”. “BINGO”. “The Cuckoo”. “Down by the Bay”.
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Apr 6, 2011 · Music Therapy Annex – 5 Ways to Organize Music Therapy Repertoire: A Guest Post by Rachel Rambach - […] Old Binder. A few months ago, I wrote a blog post about my big blue binder of music therapy… 10 Sunny Songs for When Life Feels Shady - Solara Mental Health - […] really can make you feel better. What do you think about our playlist ...
