Russian Federation
UDK 534.7 Физиологическая и медицинская акустика
The article substantiates the prospects for the consolidation of two such important areas of activity in the life of human society as medicine and art. As an example of the current model, the achievements of scientific music therapy are presented, the direction which arose in Russia on the basis of the integration of music, medicine and modern technologies. The result was the emergence of a fundamental scientific and theoretical base for music therapy, innovative methods and technologies, hardware and software systems, including robotics, as well as a functioning digital platform with educational programs at all levels. It is proposed to use this experience, which has received international recognition, as a paradigm for the synergy of medicine and art in general.
medicine, art, music, synergy, integration, scientific, acoustic, algorithms, music therapy, online learning
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