Last year I mentioned a research paper written by Louse Rossiter from the University of Edinburgh. It was presented
at The Forum
for Innovation in Music Production and Composition at Leeds College of Music.
Rossiter has been researching on
the use of acoustic ecology as a therapeutic and educational tool for children
and young people with troubled backgrounds, and I am pleased to share that
Rossiter’s paper has been published. It is well worth a read for anyone
involved in Music Technology, Music Therapy, Electro Acoustic Composition, Acoustic
Ecology and Education. The paper was published in the Scottish Journal of
Residential Child Care and you can find the link
to the journal from the Celcis web page.
Information about the paper:
Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care October/November
2011
Rossiter completed her PhD in January 2016 (CV).
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(This post has seen minor edits since first published to
update links and content.)
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