Composição sonora aplicada a modelos de terapias sonoras

Abstract

This study investigates musical creation within the context of sound therapy, focusing on the analysis and development of compositions based on recurring sonic patterns identified across different therapeutic models. The research is based on critical listening and descriptive analysis of sonic materials, using software tools to identify structural elements – such as textures, timbres, frequencies, gesture, and spatialization – that characterize these practices. Based on these elements, compositions are proposed in alignment with the goals of each model, transcending traditional music aesthetics and incorporating resources from contemporary composition, electroacoustic music, and acousmatic listening. Sound is approached of activating specific sensory experiences. This study contributes to the development of compositional methodologies that are sensitive to listening contexts and to the role of sound as a vehicle for states and meaning, offering an analytical and creative perspective on the musical possibilities emerging from sound therapeutic practices.