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1. Music, Consciousness and Altered States, David Aldridge, Universityof Witten-Herdecke, Germany. 2. Music and Altered States of Consciousness: AnOverview, Jorg Fachner, University of Witten-Herdecke, Germany. 3. Music andTrance, John J. Pilch, Georgetown University, USA. 4. The Effects ofMonotonous Drumming on Subjective Experiences, Csaba Szabo, DebrecenUniversity, Hungary. 5. Perception and Responses to Schemata in DifferentCultures: Western and Arab Music, Dalia Cohen, Hebrew University, Israel. 6.Music and Medicine: The Adyghs' Case, Alla N. Sokolova, Adyghea StateUniversity, Russia. 7. Music and Drug Induced Altered States ofConsciousness, Jorg Fachner, University of Witten-Herdecke, Germany. 8. TheRole of Music in Healing with Hallucinogens: Tribal and Western Studies,Marlene Dobkin de Rios, University of California, USA. 9. PolyrhythmsSupporting a Pharmacotherapy: Music in the Iboga Initiation Ceremony inGabon, Uwe Maas and Suster Strubbelt, affiliation tbc. 10. Dangerous Music:Working with the Destructive and Healing Powers of Popular Music in theTreatment of Substance Abusers, Tsvia Horesh, Hebrew University, Israel. 11."On a Journey to Somatic Memory": Theoretical and Clinical Approaches for theTreatment of Traumatic Memories in Music Therapy Based Drug Rehabilitation,Marko Punkanen, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland. 12. Music Therapy andSpirituality: A Transcendental Understanding of Suffering, David Aldridge,University of Witten-Herdecke, Germany. 13. Music Therapy and Spiritualityand the Challenges of End-Stage Illnesses, Lucanne Magill, Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center, USA. References. Index.