Today, I revised my college supplements. I also worked on thesis research. I've decided to add another source concerning women, exercise and depression.
01/09/18 I searched for a mentor and found, Danielle Kamica King, a music therapist. I also worked a bit on Terry Foundation Scholarship for University of Texas at Dallas. 01/11/18 Today, I contacted King and found an interesting book that could help me with understanding how the seven components of music relate to someone's state. I also found a few other articles that would help with using receptive music therapy to help someone's depression and anxiety, but I was unable to access it.
03/27/18 I worked more on the music composing and I think I have the bass part down. As for the piece I wrote last time, I don't think I am going to keep it and start with a better melody as the previous one. 03/29/18 Today, I worked on homework from another class and also worked on a scholarship for TCU. I also watched YouTube videos that better explained how rhythm and melody work together and how different chords create tension.
04/03/18 Since I can make a playlist about songs that music therapists use, I think I am going to compile about 10 songs in a playlist on Spotify or YouTube. Although, I think I am going do it using the YouTube platform, since some pieces that music therapists use don't have a licence to be on Spotify. So far, I found one YouTube channel that focuses on making their own music for different situation, like relaxing, studying, sleeping, etc called RelaxingRecords - Study Music for Concentration. 04/05/18 Today, I started drafting an outline for my final paper and wrote the introduction. I also spent some time listening to some pieces of music, like Vivaldi's 4 seasons, which is Baroque and is at a tempo of 60 beats per minute.
Sounds interesting. I'm sure exercising helps women dealing with depression.
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