lnterpersonal Processes in Clinical Improvisation: towards a subjectively objective systematic definition

Author(s): T Wigram, B Sapertson; R West

Journal/Book: The Art and Science Music Therapy- A Handbook. 1995; Harwood Academic Publishes. 167-180.

Abstract: A systematic description of Clinical Improvisation is set within the context of nonverbal communication and its optimal features, and a model is developed that represents the musical features of communication as well as the communicative features in clinical Improvisation. The chapter ends with a description of an evaluation model that takes the musical/emotional duality into consideration.

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