Vol 3, No 3 (2011)

Editorial

Preface to the Special Issue

Joanne V. Loewy, Ralph Spintge

129-130

Full Length Articles

Music Technology for Health and Well-Being: The Bridge Between the Arts and Science

Wendy L. Magee

131-133

Brain-Computer Music Interfacing (BCMI): From Basic Research to the Real World of Special Needs

Eduardo R. Miranda, Wendy L. Magee, John J. Wilson, Joel Eaton, Ramaswamy Palaniappan

134-140

Designing Musically Assisted Rehabilitation Systems

David W. Ramsey

141-145

Using Music Technology in Music Therapy With Populations Across the Life Span in Medical and Educational Programs

Wendy L. Magee, Michael Bertolami, Lorrie Kubicek, Marcia LaJoie, Lisa Martino, Adam Sankowski, Jennifer Townsend, Annette M. Whitehead-Pleaux, Julie Buras Zigo

146-153

Indications and Counterindications for Electronic Music Technologies in a Pediatric Medical Setting

Annette M. Whitehead-Pleaux, Stephanie L. Clark, Lisa E. Spall

154-162

Engaging Industrial Designers With Music Therapy

Liz Norman, Eddie Norman

163-171

A Musical Improvisation Interface for People With Severe Physical Disabilities

Pauline Oliveros, Leaf Miller, Jacklyn Heyen, Gillian Siddall, Sergio Hazard

172-181

Dynamic Sonification as a Free Music Improvisation Tool for Physically Disabled Adults

Alan Lem, Garth Paine

182-188

Sounds of Intent: Interactive Software to Assess the Musical Development of Children and Young People With Complex Needs

Angela Voglatzoglou, Adam Ockelford, Graham Welch, Evangelos Himonides

189-195

Music Therapy Methods With Hand-Held Music Devices in Contemporary Clinical Practice: A Commentary

Joseph C. Nagler

196-199

Production Editor’s Note

Erratum

Music and Medicine

200