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Sutton, Julie; Beyond the Ordinairy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The projects: In Belfast a current two-year project has explored the use of music and music therapy with children who have experienced psychological stress or trauma. The Music Project involved a team of five registered music therapists. The main focus of the project offered creative music making to groups of children in a range of community settings. In particular, work in conjunction with existing groups has been set up, for instance in community centres, or collaborating with voluntary organisations such as NSPCC. The aim of this work has been to come to an understanding of the ways in which children living in areas where there is community violence use music spontaneously. A further aspect to the project has focused on the clinical setting, where a small number of children attended short-term 45 individual music therapy. This work will be discussed in detail in this paper. In Bosnia the WarChild organisation has been supporting ongoing musical work that ranges from a broad-based therapeutic approach through to clinical music therapy. A small number of music therapists have been invited to observe and advise on this work, of which my visit during December 1996 was the first. The WarChild project in Bosnia has continued to develop and the Music Therapy Wing in the Pavarotti Music Centre in Mostar is now flourishing. To date five music therapists from the UK, Denmark and Ireland have been directly involved in this work. Acknowledgements: I thank Jerry and his family for trusting me to tell his story and for agreeing to the playing of the audio examples. I am grateful for the support of WarChild London and Amsterdam and in particular Nigel Osborne and Ian Ritchie, who offered me the opportunity to 45 After an initial meeting, weekly sessions are held. The children have attended 4-20 sessions, depending on a range of circumstances (for instance, one child whose family home had been burned down eventually left N. Ireland and was therefore unable to continue attending). 244
Sutton, Julie; Beyond the Ordinairy become involved with the work in Bosnia and who were generous in their encouragement. I acknowledge the clinical work in Bosnia of Alison Acton, Louise Lang, Charlotte Dammeyer-Fonsbo and Una McInerney, as well as the support of my UK colleagues Rosie Monaghan and Elaine Streeter. I would like to acknowledge the help I received from the European Peace and Reconciliation Fund (NI) and Dr. Michael Swallow Secretary, NIMTT. Without the Fund the Belfast Music Project would not have been possible. Thanks also to Ruth Walsh and David Stewart for their support in different ways in the preparation of this paper. Finally, I thank Ray Hunt for his help with the audio examples, proof-reading and insight. 245
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