Music in paediatric hospitals: Nordic perspectives (Bonde & Johansson, Eds.) — Reviewed by Marion Musting

Τεύχος 15 (1) 2023 – Book review (first published on 31 August 2021)

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Music in paediatric hospitals: Nordic perspectives (Bonde & Johansson, Eds.)

Reviewed by Marion Musting


Title: Music in paediatric hospitals: Nordic perspectives Editors: Lars Ole Bonde & Kjersti Johansson Publication year: 2021 Publisher: Norges musikkhøgskole Pages: 174 ISBN: 978-82-7853-287-4

REVIEWER BIOGRAPHY

Marion Musting, MSc. Born and raised in a small town of Southeast-Estonia, Marion received her Master’s from the University of Tallinn. At the Keila Therapy Centre, she specialises in working with children and adolescents with various developmental challenges. She also supervises early childhood music groups’ facilitation, and works to promote bonding between parents and young children. In 2017, her first album “Emalt lapsele” (“From Mother to Baby”) released, which was inspired from her working enhancing bonding with mothers and her own experience of motherhood, as well. She has completed the First Sounds: Rhythm, Breath, Lullaby (RBL) NICU Training Tier 1 & 2. Since 2019 she has been providing music therapy service in the Department of Neonatal and Infant Medicine of Tallinn Children’s Hospital. [marion@muusikaterapeut.ee]