Jill Halstead

Professor, Music

MUF101 / Musikk, kultur og samfunn (15 stp.)

MUTP104 / Musikkering (Musicking) (10 stp.)

MUTP302 / Musikkterapeutisk improvisasjon (15 stp.)

MUTP312 / Musikkterapeutisk forskingsmetode (15 stp.)

MUTP360 / Masteroppgåve i musikkterapi (60 stp.).

Academic lecture

2019. "I didn't think little old ladies wrote music like that" Gender and Ageing Against the Machine.
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2018. “Darling, here is a song for you” Reimagining dementia, embodying care through creative arts practice. .
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2018. Why Music Matters: Impact and the Value of the Arts.
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2018. Sounding Matter/s: Embodied Practice as Research.
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2018. Playing Like a Girl. Bodies, Music, Gender.
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2018. On Listening and Loss.
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2017. Kinesthetic recognition in video analysis: working with felt sense in music therapy research .
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2017. Between Bodies: Musical Practice Prosthesis and the Case of the Disabled Guitar.
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2016. “Where´s the body? In Search of the Corporeal in Music Therapy”.
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2016. Thoughts from a post humanist musicianist.
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2016. Sex, Gender and the Musical Body.
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2016. Reimagining Dementia Care through Arts-based Research.
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2016. Becoming Bodies: the Arts in/on medicine and care.
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2015. Where´s the Body: In search of the bodily practice in and through musicking.
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2015. The gendering of music: Exploring the performance of gender in popular music culture and music therapy.
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2015. Re-imaging the experience of dementia through arts-based research: Some thoughts on the making of "I Can´t Find Myself.
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2014. Inter-cross-trans-multi: Hybridity and musical process.
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2014. Feminist methodological entanglement: an introduction.
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2014. "Where's the Body?": Entangled communication between music, dance and film.
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2012. Disruptive Voices: singing, empowerment and the performance of gender in music therapy.
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