Music Schubert no Atsume / Clair Opel / Kinuko Tottori

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Music
[Introduction]
The study of the cello heals the pain and suffering of patients.
The miracle music therapy caused by the author of the musician / Art therapy strike.
It is a touching story to give to those who care, have family members with dementia, and worry about death!
Rather than being surprised, the French cellist who has played the cello for more than 20 years in front of patients with severe autism, the elderly with dementia, and patients undergoing terminal care
describes the healing and encounter experiences brought by music.
"For the first time, I clearly saw in front of my eyes that the
pains of patients suffering from severe pain were suddenly relieved.
The soft sound of the cello echoes as nurses wrestle.
When the Clair begins to play the Schubert, the patients suddenly become quiet and sit in with the nurses.
The elderly person continues to accept painful treatment only when Clair plays the cello.
The music soothes the pain and relieves the symptoms.
Received the 2021 French" Book of Musicians "Award.
The book was translated into Japanese in late November 2023.
The author came to Japan with the cello playing the miracle,
German, and 4 other languages.
The elderly person appeared in various events Exhibition of the Order of the Order of Ndneur
Transmission of music
Painter of seasons
Heroine of a story
New Place
Blood Collection of Mr. Roy
Clinical Research
Assistance to Mrs. Moretty
Research
Pain Treatment and Live Music
Results
Mr. Kumba
Mrs. Muller
Lvière
Mrs. Lebrun
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. アザロ
Mrs. Friedman
Mrs. Belec
Mrs. Loizeau
Mrs. Bloho
Mrs. Beauchamp
Mrs. Carahir
Mrs. Rich
Mrs. Fontaine
Mrs. Eleonora
Mrs. ンデイエ
Mother
Graduated from the Tchaikovsky Memorial Moscow Conservatory in 1993 and received many awards in international competitions. In parallel with this, received a master's degree in philosophy from the University of Sorbonne and a degree in art therapy from the University of Tours
Under the Earth
Translator's Postscript
Biography of author
Born in Paris 2012 1966 1997 2011 Shea palliative care unit palliative care unit Schubert Adelaide clinical psychologist Perrine Art therapy music therapy music therapy