A-Z List

Journal Articles

Bergstrom-Nielsen, Carl. (1993). Graphic Notation in Analyzing Music Therapy. Music Therapy Perspectives, 12(1), 53

Begley, Sharon. (2006, October 19). One More Reason to Play Harmonica: It’s Good for the Pipes; All the Inhaling and Exhaling Has Instrument’s Boosters Just a Bit Breathless. Wall Street Journal  (Eastern Edition), p. A.1.

Bonilha, A. G., Onofre, F., Vieira, M. L., Prado, M. Y., and Martinez, J. A. (2009). Effects of Singing Classes on pulmonary function and quality of life of COPD patients.  International Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 4:1 – 8.

Engen, Rebecca L. (2005, Spring). The Singer’s Breath: Implications for Treatment of Persons with Emphysema. Journal of Music Therapy, 42(1), 20-48.

Enright, Paul (2005). Office spirometry, a practical guide of the selection and use of spirometers.
ATS/ERS Task Force “Standardisation of Lung Function Testing”, Standardisation of Spirometry, European Respiratory Journal 26: 319 – 338.

Hoelzley, Paul D., (1991). Reciprocal Inhibition in Music Therapy: A Case Study Involving Wind Instrument Usage to Attenuate Fear, Anxiety, and Avoidance Reactivity in a Child with Pervasive Developmental Disorder. Journal of Music Therapy, 10(1), 67.

Klug, Bent and Bisgaard, Hans. (1996).  Measurement of Lung Function in Awake 2-4 Year-Old Asthmatic Children During Methacholine Challenge and Acute Asthma. Paediatric Pulmonology21:290-300.

Knoll, Cathy. (1998). Music Therapy In Action. Music Therapy Perspectives, 16(1), 9.

Krout, Robert. (1993). Integrating Technology. Music Therapy Perspectives, 11(2), 50.

Mussett, Steven A., & Solomon, Alan L., (1994). Reference Review. Music Therapy Perspectives, 12(2), 66.

Otulana BA, Higenbottam T, Ferrari L. (1990). The use of home Spirometry in detecting acute lung rejection
and Infection following heart-lung transplantation. Chest 97:953 –957.

Rorke, Margaret Ann. (1996). Music and the Wounded of World War II. Journal of Music Therapy, 33(3), 192.

Shapiro, Noah. (2005). Sounds in the World: Multicultural Influences in Music Therapy in Clinical Practice and Training. Music Therapy Perspectives, 23(1), 29- 35.

Wilson CM, Bakewell SE, Mr Miller et al. (2002). Increased resting bronchial tone in normal subjects acclimatised to altitude. Thorax 57: 400 – 404.

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