Spectacular listening: Music and disability in the digital age (McDaniel)

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  • David Limmer Independent scholar, United Kingdom

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56883/aijmt.2025.596

Abstract

This is a review of the book "Spectacular listening: Music and disability in the digital age" authored by Byrd McDaniel.

Title: Spectacular listening: Music and disability in the digital age Author: Byrd McDaniel Publication Year: 2024 Publisher: Oxford University Press Pages: 216 ISBN: 9780197620465

Author Biography

  • David Limmer, Independent scholar, United Kingdom

    David Limmer is a Scotland-based music therapist working with adults with sensory impairments and learning disabilities in Glasgow and Fife. David also has sensory impairments, mobility difficulties, and chronic and long-term health issues, and he has spoken about what his experiences as a disabled person bring to his work as a music therapist at the 12th European Music Therapy Conference, as part of training days for the British Association of Music Therapy, and to students studying on the Music Therapy MSc programme at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh. [david_limmer@hotmail.com]

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2025-04-02

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