Konzerte für Menschen mit Demenz. Grundlagen, Durchführung, Erfahrungen
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- Nombre de pages157
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-17-038850-5
- EAN9783170388505
- Date de parution20/10/2021
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille4 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurKohlhammer
Résumé
Music can be a way of reaching people with dementia in their own experiential worlds. In particular, professionally arranged concert formats specifically intended for this target group and their relatives provide many options for connecting with people=s lives and experiences and make it possible for them to take part in social and cultural events. Programs of this type are now being presented by opera houses, concert promoters and churches, for example.
This edited collection of essays discusses dementia concerts from the point of view of music geragogy (education for older adults) and, in addition to presenting the theoretical foundations, offers practical examples from various musical event settings to provide readers with suggestions for initiating this type of concert themselves.
This edited collection of essays discusses dementia concerts from the point of view of music geragogy (education for older adults) and, in addition to presenting the theoretical foundations, offers practical examples from various musical event settings to provide readers with suggestions for initiating this type of concert themselves.
Music can be a way of reaching people with dementia in their own experiential worlds. In particular, professionally arranged concert formats specifically intended for this target group and their relatives provide many options for connecting with people=s lives and experiences and make it possible for them to take part in social and cultural events. Programs of this type are now being presented by opera houses, concert promoters and churches, for example.
This edited collection of essays discusses dementia concerts from the point of view of music geragogy (education for older adults) and, in addition to presenting the theoretical foundations, offers practical examples from various musical event settings to provide readers with suggestions for initiating this type of concert themselves.
This edited collection of essays discusses dementia concerts from the point of view of music geragogy (education for older adults) and, in addition to presenting the theoretical foundations, offers practical examples from various musical event settings to provide readers with suggestions for initiating this type of concert themselves.
