Renee Timmers

University of Sheffield

United Kingdom

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Nicola Dibben

University of Sheffield

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Luc de Witte

University of Sheffield

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Caroline Curwen

University of Sheffield

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University of Sheffield

UNITED KINGDOM

Renee Timmers

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Renee Timmers

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The relative contributions of subjective and musical factors in music for sleep

Using acousmatic storytelling to facilitate communication and social interactions in people living with dementia: An iterative exploratory 12‐week study

The patient musician: a qualitative investigation of professional classical musicians who previously suffered from depression

Actions and feelings in sync: exploring the relationship between synchrony and empathy in children’s dyadic musical interactions

Characterizing music for sleep: a comparison of Spotify playlists

Reassessing the goals of musical activities for people living with dementia: supporting joint agency, selfhood and couplehood with an embodied and relational approach

Distinguishing between musical excerpts learned by novices individually or in pairs

Group singing-related technique workshops for people with inducible laryngeal obstruction: a feasibility study

Digital adaptations to arts programme delivery for people living with dementia in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

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Action, emotion, and music-colour synaesthesia: an examination of sensorimotor and emotional responses in synaesthetes and non-synaesthetes

Book Review: Aaron Williamon, Jane Ginsborg, Rosie Perkins, and George Waddell. <i>Performing music research: Methods in music education, psychology, and performance science</i>

The same but different. Multidimensional assessment of depression in students of natural science and music

The use of technology for arts-based activities in older adults living with mild cognitive impairment or dementia: A scoping review

Coordinating actions as active agents in a dynamic musical environment: Comment on “Musical engagement as a duet of tight synchrony and loose interpretability” by Tal-Chen Rabinowitch

Designing new musical technologies for wellbeing – exploring the needs and preferences of those living with dementia

Designing new musical technologies for wellbeing – exploring the needs and preferences of those living with dementia

The relationship between musicianship and pain. Is chronic pain and its management a problem for student musicians only?

Accessible and meaningful engagement for people living with dementia when transitioning arts activities online

Using technology to assist creative arts activities in dementia care

Patterns of verbal interaction in newly formed music ensembles

Beyond WEIRD and towards the decolonisation of music for wellbeing and health

Music-colour synaesthesia: sensorimotor features and synaesthetic experience

The emotion trajectory of self-selected jazz music with lyrics : a psychophysiological perspective

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Nicola Dibben

Luc de Witte

Caroline Curwen

Persefoni Tzanaki

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