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Music has always been not only very important to me, both as a listener and a player, but is an integral part of my life. In times of deep depression, listening to particular pieces of music can have a very soothing effect, but concentrating aurally has to be built up over time because often a “loved” piece can be emotionally upsetting and gets switched off very quickly. Sometimes the attention span is too short and the music in not appreciated. Background music is a no-no for me during depression, but I wonder if it is important for others. I am more in need of quiet than anything else.
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Wheatley, D. (2012). A Short Musical Interlude. In: BipolART. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4872-9_7
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