Music Therapy at Florida State University: "Building careers using music in service to and rehabilitation of others."

Music Therapy at FSU is one of the leading programs in the nation and has graduated outstanding alumni for over 60 years. For more information see: 
https://music.fsu.edu/programs/music-therapy/

This digital library is an ongoing tribute to the work of the Music Therapy program in the College of Music at FSU. It will be updated regularly as we approach the 75th anniversary of the Music Therapy program.  It was compiled by the staff of the College of Music Archives, including Dr. Arianne Johnson Quinn (Head of College Archives), and Archival Assistants Jamie Aagaard, Perry Morris, Rachel Shapiro, and Steven Stamer. 

The College of Music Archives is currently accepting donations of archival materials related to Music Therapy at FSU. Holdings include two recently acquired collections: The first, the "Dr. Jayne Standley Research Collection," includes 9 linear feet (13 boxes) of items related to her research, including her award-winning inventions. The second collection is the largely-unprocessed Music Therapy Research Collection of 45 linear feet of materials, including photographs, correspondence, research materials, recordings, and other items showcasing the program's history. 

If you would like to donate items to our archives, please contact aquinn@fsu.edu or CM-Archives@fsu.edu

Recently Added Items

Music Held Education Aid - Proof

Column published in the Tallahassee Democrat describing Dr. Michel's work with musical opportunities for underprivileged children, and his belief that…

"New Speech Therapy"

Article from the Topeka Daily Capitol describing speech therapy sessions held by Dr. Michel for children, focusing on musical instruments as a form of…

Faculty String Quartet

Newspaper column from the Union-Recorder of Milledgeville, Georgia, announcing an upcoming performance by the FSU Faculty String Quartet, in which Dr.…

Memorandum

Memorandum from Dr. Michel regarding his upcoming presentations.

Newspaper Clipping

Article discussing presentation given by Dr. Michel and alumna Emily Stevens to the Women's Auxiliary of the Richmond County Medical Society. Included…