Schillinger and Shamanism: A Synthesis for Music Therapies

2012-01-24
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Schillinger and Shamanism: A Synthesis for Music Therapies

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2012-01-24

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A component of the Schillinger System for Musical Composition called the Psychological Dial has been used as a tool to compose music to elicit emotional responses from film audiences to support or disambiguate movie scenes for over fifty years. This same dial can be used as a tool to compose music, which when combined with entrainment technologies born of shamanistic healing practices for millennia, can elicit desired emotional responses from patients in certain medical settings. Such a setting could be to relax a pre-surgery or post-surgery patient which current medical science tells us will allow their immune system to better function in the healing process.

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University of Minnesota master's thesis. Fall 2011. Degree: Master of Liberal Studies. Advisor: DonnaMae Gustafson. 1 computer file (PDF)

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Stephani, Andre. (2012). Schillinger and Shamanism: A Synthesis for Music Therapies. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/119973.

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