\n<\/strong>(Musiikintutkismuksen kansallinen symposium, 23-25.3.2006 Turussa, \u00c5bo Akademi). The presentation I made was in the form of a powerpoint but the contents of the article link here is pretty much the same.
\nGetting at the music (J Lutz article 8.12.06)<\/a><\/p>\n
Paper at MERYC<\/strong> Article in the journal Global Health Promotion (does not directly address the piensitra) Jonathan Lutz tekee parhaillaan v\u00e4it\u00f6skirjan musiikkitieteest\u00e4 \u00c5bo Akademissa. H\u00e4nen tutkimuksensa kohteina ovat musiikin vaikutus perheiss\u00e4 ja \u0094agency\u0094. Lis\u00e4ksi h\u00e4n on kiinnostunut siit\u00e4, miten tutustuminen piensitraan voi vahvistaa luomisen tahtoa ja musikaalista itseluottamusta. Projekti nimelt\u00e4\u00e4n \u0094Sitra v\u00e4lineen\u00e4 hoidossa\u0094 toteutettiin vuonna 1998, ja toinen joka k\u00e4sitteli piensitran k\u00e4ytt\u00f6\u00e4 esikoulussa 2002-2003.. Getting at the music: Musical empowerment through … Forts\u00e4tt l\u00e4sa Tutkimukset<\/span>
\nIn April of 2005 I presented a paper at the MERYC (Music Education Research with Young Children) world conference held at Exeter University, England.
\nOur whole family was inspired right from the start!: Family and preschool experiences with the 15-string diatonic zither in Karis, Finland<\/a><\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>After a few years of study I found that Aaron Antonovsky’s ”Sense of coherence” concept, part of his theory of Salutogenesis, and \u00a0Csikszentmihalyi’s ”flow” fit well with the questions I was asking. I see the two concepts as not only complementary but part of the same dynamic, and since no one else had directly connected the two in this way I wrote an article on the subject.\u00a0The article does not directly address the piensitra (lillcittra\/zitheroo) but does put issues in wider perspective. Here is the abstract, followed by a link to the text.<\/p>\n<\/a>Here is the article as a word-doc:
\nFlow and sense of coherence<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"