Explore the profound connection between sound and healing in Sidney Licht's "Music in Medicine." This historically significant work delves into the physiological effects of music and its therapeutic applications within medicine. A pioneering exploration of music therapy, the book examines the use of music as a tool for healing and its impact on psychology.

Drawing upon a wealth of research and observation, Licht presents a compelling argument for the integration of music into medical practice. This republication offers readers a chance to discover foundational insights into the subject of music's physiological effect, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of medicine, psychology, and the power of music. A classic text brought back to print, "Music in Medicine" continues to resonate with anyone seeking to understand the intricate relationship between music and the human body.

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