A música associada às necessidades terapêuticas de pacientes com deficiência

The use of music and/or its elements (instruments, sound, rhythm, melody and harmony) in environments with people attended by public health centers, aims at promoting communication, facilitating the expression and the relationship in the first contact, hence favoring organization of standards and other relevant therapeutic objectives to assist physical, mental, social and cognitive needs of people, thus promoting the process of environmental adaptation, behavioral conditioning and social inclusion. The purpose of this project is to use music and its sound elements, as well as recreational activities, developed in stages called: socialization session, art workshop and complementary activities, with patients assisted at CAOE (Disabled People Dental Care Center) and their relatives. The objective is to provide them psychological wellbeing, inclusion to physical space, relaxation, stimulation of rhythmic and sonorous perceptions, memorization, emotions externalization, help and encouragement for the development of motor coordination during their daily activities of daily. Recreational activities, handling and contacting with musical instruments, broadcasting and producing sounds, stimulate cognitive capacity, interactivity and entertainment activities can greatly contribute to improve the behavioral reaction and adaptation of these patients, during their dental treatment.

Hino à Unesp: versão para canto e piano, em Ré maior

Este hino foi composto para as comemorações do Jubileu de Prata (25 anos) da Unesp em 2001. Edmundo Villani-Cortes, então professor de Composição do Instituto de Artes, campus de São Paulo, escreveu a música e o então aluno de graduação no curso de Bacharelado em Música com habilitação em Composição e Regência, Julio Bellodi, a convite dele, escreveu a letra. A obra, interpretada pela Orquestra de Câmara da Unesp, teve sua estreia em 3 de dezembro daquele ano.