Active ageing with music: supporting wellbeing in the third and fourth ages

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Creech, A., Hallam, S., Varvarigou, M. and McQueen, H. 2014. Active ageing with music: supporting wellbeing in the third and fourth ages. London Institute of Education Press.
AuthorsCreech, A., Hallam, S., Varvarigou, M. and McQueen, H.
Abstract

Active Ageing with Music explores the powerful potential for active music-making to support wellbeing among older people. While major demographic transitions are currently underway, significant problems of social isolation, depression, and chronic disease among older people have been noted, requiring cost-effective and compassionate responses.

This book demonstrates that engagement in active music-making offers just such a response.

Year2014
PublisherInstitute of Education Press
Output statusPublished
Publication dates
Print23 Jun 2014
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Deposited18 Jul 2019
Place of publicationLondon
ISBN9781782770299
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