Music therapy as a resource for the development of music perception in cochlear implant users: Case study
Roberto Augusto Corrêa Reinert,
Pierangela Nota Simões,
Rosemyriam Ribeiro dos Santos Cunha
Abstract:This study aimed to evaluate whether or not music therapy can help to develop music perception of cochlear implant (CI) users, thus improving their music appreciation. It is a longitudinal and prospective study that uses a mixed approach. In order to collect data, the Munich Music Questionnaire (MUMU) and the Music Perception Test BATUTA were applied, the latter being adapted to assess the perception of melody and timbre of an adult with congenital, bilateral, and profound hearing impairment (HI) who uses a un… Show more
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