目次

Chapter 1. Introduction; Naomi Sunderland, Natalie Lewandowski, Dan Bendrups, Brydie-Leigh Bartleet.- Chapter 2. Music, public health, and health promotion: Can music be a social determinant of health?; Donald Stewart and Yoon Irons.- Chapter 3; Social and applied psychological explorations of music, health and well-being; Jane Davidson and Amanda Krause.- Chapter 4. Promoting social inclusion, equity and well-being for young people with Autism Spectrum Condition: A community music facilitator (and parent) perspective; Michael Wheelan.- Chapter 5. Depression and music: Approaching health equity through therapeutic choir singing; Kirsten Robertson-Gillam.- Chapter 6. Health and well-being benefits of singing for older people; Stephen Clift, Rebekah Gilbert, and Trish Vella-Burrows.- Chapter 7. Community music research and evaluation through a social determinants lens; Naomi Sunderland, Lauren Istvandity, Ali Lakhani, and Caroline Lennette.- Chapter 8. ‘Being here’: Equity through musical engagement with people with Dementia; Rineke Smilde.- Chapter 9. Rama and the Worm: A performance-based approach to health promotion in rural Indonesia; Dan Bendrups, Donald Stewart, and Joko Susilo.- Chapter 10. Community arts, employment and poverty: Exploring the roles of musical participation and professionalisation in health equity; Klisala Harrison.- Chapter 11. How can arts participation promote Indigenous social determinants of health?; Brydie-Leigh Bartleet, Naomi Sunderland, and Ali Lakhani.- Chapter 12. Achieving health equity and social justice through music: Music as a global resource; Barbara Hesser and Harry N. Heinemann.- Chapter 13; Medical ethnomusicology and the promise of music, health and healing; Benjamin D. Koen.- Chapter 14. Weapons of mass happiness: Social justice and health equity in the context of the arts; Clive Parkinson.