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Presenters:
Caitlin Matters completed her studies in music therapy at the University of Melbourne in 2018. Caitlin works in a school with children and young people with physical disabilities and complex health needs where she shares her passion for exploring ways that music can promote wellbeing and connection between students, staff and the wider school community.
Daniel Tynan is the senior music therapist at Nepean School in Victoria, a school for children with physical disabilities aged 5-18. He has previously worked at Austin Health in oncology and community mental health settings.
Schedule
5:30 - 6:00 p.m. ET -Music therapy: What for and how is it done today. (8 min)
Caitlin Matters and Daniel Tynan
- Music technology: Different interactions with sound through technology (beyond acoustic instruments). (8min)
Prof. Marcelo Wanderley
- Overview of Accessible Digital Music Instruments (ADMIs). (7 min) Dr. Emma Frid
- The Adaptive Use Musical Instruments (AUMI) project. (4 min) Dr. John Sullivan
- Use and adaptation technology in the music therapy context. (4 min) Caitlin Matters and Daniel Tynan
6:00 - 6:30pm
- Open discussion about inclusion in music: connecting music therapists and researchers in music technology
To join the event
Zoom link: https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/85970075709
Meeting ID: 859 7007 5709
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About the Interact@CIRMMT Series
The Interact@CIRMMT Series features informal presentations by our members on various useful topics. These presentations are streamed on multiple platforms and aim to promote interaction among our community while providing our fellow researchers with tools and resources so they can continue their work.
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HOW IT WORKS
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