Musictherapy center

02/01/2026

A Global Music Therapy Triumph 🎵✨

Our music therapy concert “A Christmas Dream” has just experienced a sold-out milestone at Carnegie Hall, New York! 🏆

More than a concert - this was a powerful moment for global music therapy, proving that healing through music needs no translation 🌍❤️.

Organizing with Carnegie Hall’s ultra-professional team was a masterclass in excellence. Every detail reflected world-class standards.

The historic Weill Recital Hall became a sanctuary of profound silence and connection. The feedback said it all: “Pure endorphins and happiness. You need to be here regularly.” 🕊️

This event wasn’t just our success. It’s a bright signal that therapeutic music belongs on the world’s greatest stages.

We’re inspired and ready for the next chapter! 🎹➡️🌎

31/12/2025

**Happy Holidays!** 🎄✨

Thank you all for an amazing year! It was a joy sharing the healing power of music with you at our wonderful concerts in **Oslo, Miami, and New York**. 🎵✈️

Wishing you harmony, peace, and joy in the New Year! See you in 2026! 🎶❤️

With love,
The Music Therapy Center 🎹

20/12/2025

Magic Night with Music Therapy ✨💤

04/12/2025

💖Music Therapy now in Miami. Charming Christmas event in Botanic garden 🎄🌴
Healing with art.

20/10/2025

20/10/2025

Where timeless music meets the future of sound.

Direct from Vienna, Brussels, Dubai, and Miami — this internationally acclaimed concert finally arrives in Oslo. Concert of the Future: Masterpieces is a unique blend of classical piano and flute with immersive sound therapy instruments, atmospheric lighting, and breathtaking video projections. A new way to experience music—not only to hear it, but to feel it with your whole being.

In an age of constant stimulation, this performance offers a rare pause—a space of calm, wonder, and emotional clarity. Surrounded by candlelight and enveloped in rich sound textures, audiences are invited on a journey into inner silence and beauty.

What Awaits You:

• Masterpieces by Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy, Rachmaninov, and others
• Live performance on grand piano and flute, enhanced by Tibetan singing bowls, Koshi bells, chakraphones, and natural soundscapes
• Immersive video art projected on a giant screen—crafted to amplify the emotional impact of each piece

A Multi-Sensory Journey:

Not just a concert, but a transformational experience. A place where classical music, wellness, and technology meet in harmony.

Artists:

Artiom Shaplyka — Internationally acclaimed pianist, celebrated for his expressive and innovative performances, master of arts

Alexey Ladzik — Award-winning flutist with a magnetic stage presence, master of arts

Maria Bondarenko — Sound therapy artist creating deep sensory immersion through vibration and tone

Age limit 10+

Where: Oslo Konserthus
When: October 24 (Friday), 19:30

New horizons of music therapy in Norway! Looking forward to meet soon!

13/10/2024

Do you know that music is like a time machine for your brain? 🎧✨ Science shows that certain melodies can instantly transport us to specific moments in our lives, unlocking memories we thought were long forgotten.

🧠 The Science Behind It: The part of the brain responsible for processing music is closely linked to memory and emotions. That’s why just a few notes of a song can take you back to your childhood, your first love, or even a far-off destination.

26/09/2024

What is music therapy? There are several definitions 🎼
But the most extensive and capacious definition is from the World Federation of Music Therapy:

“Music therapy is the professional use of music and its elements as a specific tool in medical 👩‍⚕️, educational 🧑‍🏫 and everyday 🙍‍♀️ settings in working with individuals, groups, families or communities who seek to optimize their quality of life and improve their physical, social, communicative, emotional, intellectual and spiritual health and well-being.” ✨

19/09/2024

Dear friends!
We continue the series of posts in which we talk about music therapy, and today we will «dive» into its varieties. There are many varieties of music therapy, and we probably don’t even know about the existence of some of them 🙌

Sound therapy 🎶
This is a method of harmonizing and healing a person through audible vibrations, which we call sound.
Sound therapy often uses intuitive tools that do not require special education and are available for everyone to play - such as Tibetan singing bowls, Koshi bells, various types of drums and others.

Vocal therapy 🗣
This is a therapeutic technique based on singing and a certain system of exercises that allows you to stimulate the internal organs of a person, as well as normalize the functionality of the nervous system, and increase the body’s resistance to adverse external factors.

Flute therapy 🪈
This is the harmonization of a person’s state by influencing his entire system with the sound of a flute.

Harp therapy 🎼
This is an ancient method of harmonizing the physical, emotional and mental state of a person by influencing the body with vibrations of harp strings.

There is also bilotherapy, bell therapy and other varieties 💫

12/09/2024

To become a qualified music therapist, you need a lot of knowledge from different fields, as well as many years of practice. Today we will tell you what disciplines music therapy «consists of» ✨

Disciplines that music therapy covers in one way or another include:
🎼 Music - skills in playing musical instruments, knowledge of musical styles, genres, eras, high-quality “musical baggage” and experience.
👥Sociology - understanding the role of a person in society and the principles of forming social relations.
👩‍🏫Pedagogy - knowledge of patterns, principles, methods and forms of training and development.
🧠 Psychology - knowledge of psycho-emotional foundations and behavioral patterns.
👨‍⚕️Medicine - understanding human physiology.

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06/09/2024

🎶 Music therapy is a unique technique that can be used for various purposes, such as:

▪️Correction of psychological, emotional and physical state. For example: stress relief, activation of performance, etc.
▫️Treatment of mental, psychosomatic and physical illnesses, age-related deviations, recovery from injuries
▪️Socialization, influence on behavior in society
▫️Development and self-knowledge (through the perception of complex music and harmonies)

03/09/2024

Dear friends! In previous posts we looked at the history of music therapy, and now we would like to talk about the main music therapy schools/directions 🧑‍🏫

1. Swedish school 🇸🇪
The Swedish school of music therapy was founded by A. Pontvik in 1948 and was based on the teachings of Carl Jung.
The main idea is the concept of psychoresonance. It is based on the fact that the deep layers of human consciousness can resonate with sounding harmonic forms (i.e. melody/sounds) and thus be revealed for analysis and understanding. Based on the concepts of the “collective unconscious” and “archetype” of C. Jung, A. Pontvik developed an idea of ​​the ways of penetrating into the deep layers of the psyche through proportional relationships of sounds 🎶

2. American school 🇺🇸
In the American direction of music psychotherapy, its therapeutic effect is based on the ideas of traditional psychoanalysis. Striving during the session to get the patient to remember emotionally traumatic situations, the psychotherapist, with the help of music, brings them to a cathartic discharge and thereby alleviates the patient’s condition. In this regard, the selection of appropriate musical works that could evoke the necessary structure of figurative associations and experiences, the subsequent analysis of which could clarify the nature of the suppressed conflict, is of great importance 👩‍⚕️✨