Hi everyone, I'm looking for research on music and vulnerability in music therapy. I'm interested in studies that are examining the level of vulnerability that clients experience during musical play and how that impacts the therapeutic process. Because music play requires an innate sense of vulnerability I'm wondering if this expedites the therapeutic process compared to traditional talk therapy maybe?
Just a curiosity: what do you mean by "music play requires an innate sense of vulnerability"?
Alessandro Miani playing music (especially in a public or group setting) is an extremely vulnerable act. Publicly emoting, allowing yourself to make mistakes, and sharing something that you very highly value and have put a lot of effort into is highly vulnerable. Music doesn't generally happen without these things, they are almost inextricable.
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