Music moves – Ettlingen dementia study: Protocol of a pragmatic randomised controlled trial

Campbell, Emily M.; Wosch, Thomas

doi:10.1080/08098131.2022.2028885

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“…Many researchers and music therapists have studied and observed that patients with Alzheimer's and dementia respond to music (Baird and Samson 2015;Campbell and Wosch 2022). Generally, they found that musical information is stored in various parts of our brain, especially in the hippocampus-a part of the temporal lobe responsible for long-term memory.…”

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In Like Manner of “Amazing Grace”: A Christian’s Journey for Relationship and the Sound of Spirituality

Quindag¹

2022

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I was 13 years old when I heard Judy Collins’ rendition of “Amazing Grace” over the radio. At that time, I thought it was an unusual song to be played over a rock station. Collins sang the first verse with a pure yet moving vocal quality unaccompanied until the second verse when an unpretentious-sounding choir joined her. I was immediately mesmerized by the sound, even though I did not understand the meaning of the text. However, after embracing Christianity, “Amazing Grace” has been a wonderful companion and master teacher throughout my journey. In this transcendent autoethnography, I answer the research question, “What does spirituality sound like?” by using “Amazing Grace”. I describe how this hymn played a role in my early Christian life when it caused me to consider biblical truth. Then, I explore the lessons I learned about biblical grace. From a music educator’s perspective, I discuss my fundamental belief that “spiritual music is relationship” and show how “Amazing Grace” is a model for the sound of spirituality. I conclude with the prose of seven biblical reflections on what spirituality sounds like—a sound that leads us to a profound relationship with God.

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Section: A Year Of Changementioning

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In Like Manner of “Amazing Grace”: A Christian’s Journey for Relationship and the Sound of Spirituality

Quindag¹

2022

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Music moves – Ettlingen dementia study: Protocol of a pragmatic randomised controlled trial

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In Like Manner of “Amazing Grace”: A Christian’s Journey for Relationship and the Sound of Spirituality

In Like Manner of “Amazing Grace”: A Christian’s Journey for Relationship and the Sound of Spirituality

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