Korsang som recovery-fremmende tiltak for personer med psykiske helseplager [Choral singing as a recovery-promoting intervention: A qualitative study]

Dyrstad, Anna Maria; Almvik, Arve; Bjerkeset, Ottar; Ness, Ottar

doi:10.15714/scandpsychol.4.e17

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“…Å tro at du «får det til» øker muligheten for å gjennomføre en utfordrende oppgave. Å tilrettelegge øvelser og aktiviteter som utfordrer den enkeltes komfortsone og samtidig er overkommelige å gjennomføre, kan vaere nøkkelen til å fremme mestring (Dyrstad et al, 2017).…”

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“…Forskningsbasert kunnskap om metodiske og relasjonelle aspekter knyttet til ledelse av korsangtilbud for utsatte grupper er mangelvare (Balsnes & Schuff, 2013). Funn fra Syng deg friskere (SDF), et norsk korprosjekt der deltakerne hadde psykiske helseproblemer, kan tyde på at dirigenten bør ha både musikkfaglig og relasjonell kompetanse for at deltakerne skal oppleve helsegevinst (Almvik & Daling, 2021;Dyrstad et al, 2017). Å skape mestringsopplevelser i et kor og benytte metoder som skaper trygghet i øvingssituasjonen er saerlig viktig for sårbare grupper (Balsnes & Schuff, 2013).…”

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“…Å skape mestringsopplevelser i et kor og benytte metoder som skaper trygghet i øvingssituasjonen er saerlig viktig for sårbare grupper (Balsnes & Schuff, 2013). Forskning viser at korsang kan styrke deltakernes sosiale ferdigheter, bidra til bedre selvtillit og økt energi, gi økt deltakelse i arbeidslivet og påvirke den psykiske helsen positivt både hos personer som ikke har definerte psykiske lidelser (Bailey & Davidson, 2005;Clift & Hancox, 2010;Dingle et al, 2013;Judd & Pooley, 2014), personer med ulike grader av psykiske helseplager og personer med ulike funksjonshemminger (Almvik et al, 2021;Dingle et al, 2013;Dyrstad et al, 2017). Mening, opplevelse av sammenheng, tilhørighet, identitet, håp og egenkraft er sentrale begreper og livsdimensjoner som belyser hva som styrker den enkeltes psykiske helse og velvaere (Almvik et al, 2021;Antonovsky, 1996;Askheim, 2003;Batt-Rawden & Andersen, 2020;Leamy et al, 2011;Ruud, 2010;Balsnes, 2011).…”

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Fortellinger om samsang – fellesskap i og mellom generasjoner

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2022

Samsang Gjennom Livsløpet

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This article illuminates, analyses, and discusses co-singing as it appears in interviews where the conversation originally revolved around music experience as a mediating tool for emotion knowledge (Vist, 2009). The main research question throughout the analysis was: What emerges about co-singing in ten interviews originally discussing music experience and emotion knowledge? However, going back to the full interview transcriptions, the many narratives on co-singing led to several preliminary findings and necessary analytical encirclements. Hence, the narratives in this article are all somehow related to intergenerational singing. The interview material was originally generated within a hermeneutic-phenomenological tradition, inspired by van Manen (2001) and Giorgi (1975). The new steps of analysis stay close to the interview data, although exploring narrativity to a greater extent in connection with the interview transcripts, the analysis, and the article’s format. What emerges as the main finding is particularly related to the importance of community, in line with Small’s (1998) musicking as well as Malloch and Trevarthen’s (2009) communicative musicality. Furthermore, although the results also include interview narratives from choirs / group singing, most narratives point towards strong experiences from, and deep value in, intergenerational singing within close family relationships. The article also explores the relationship between intergenerational and intercultural singing and challenges a clear definition of co- and intergenerational singing, in particular regarding the importance of individual participants’ vocal contributions.

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Rethinking Motivation in Choir Participation: Proposing a Contextual Model of Motivation

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2022

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Choir singing is a worldwide, multifaceted phenomenon, thus, to some extent choral research can be described as a multidisciplinary field. However, research on motivation in choir participation does not show the same multifaceted diversity, which would create opportunities for expanding present discourse. The aim of this chapter is to rethink the notion of motivation in choir participation by emphasising the importance of cultural and social contexts, and by doing this, offer a deeper and more nuanced understanding, which also includes sociological, cultural, and emic bottom-up perspectives. The data for this study were generated in Sunnmøre, Norway, and includes twelve interviews, notes from participant observation periods with four choirs, and a larger online survey. Through a “near-to-the-data” analysis the findings are expressed through a contextual model of motivation, where a range of motivational factors were sorted according to whether they are perceived to be central or peripheral to the informant. The model proposes connections and dynamics providing insight into how motivation may evolve both individually and collectively, and offers alternative ways of speaking and thinking, creating opportunities for changing how we experience and do choral work and research.

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Korsang som recovery-fremmende tiltak for personer med psykiske helseplager [Choral singing as a recovery-promoting intervention: A qualitative study]

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Fortellinger om samsang – fellesskap i og mellom generasjoner

Fortellinger om samsang – fellesskap i og mellom generasjoner

Rethinking Motivation in Choir Participation: Proposing a Contextual Model of Motivation

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