The impact and influence of music: from creator to consumer

This module enables students to understand the impact of music, musical applications and activities on physical and mental health.

Students will consider and contrast the potential and actual impact of music on well-being in different contexts. The module requires students to consider and analyse the components of musical applications and activities to support or challenge current research on this topic and to connect the theory with the practice.

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