Piano 4 Credits Solfège 2 Credits Harmony 2 Credits Counterpoint 2 Credits History of Music 4 Credits Nursing anatomy 6 Credits _Third Year_ Violin 4 Credits Harmony 4 Credits Musical Form 4 Credits Physics 6 Credits Physiology 2 Credits Kinesiology 2 Credits Psychology 4 Credits Conducting 2 Credits Piano Sight Playing 4 Credits Ensemble 2 Credits _Fourth Year_ Violin 4 Credits Choral Class 0 Credits Conducting 2 Credits Contemporary Music 4 Credits Occupational Therapy 4 Credits Music in Medicine 6 Credits Abnormal Psychology 6 Credits Orchestra Reading 2 Credits A brief explanation of courses not normally found at music schools and which should be given at medical or professional schools follows. _Anatomy for Nurses._ This should consist of a brief survey of the anatomy of the human body with especial reference to the muscles, nerves, brain, and a casual introduction to the internal organs. _History of Medicine._ This would be an orientation course on the development of medicine and hospitals. _Physiology._ Especial attention should be drawn to the physiology of the nervous system and the muscles. _Psychology._ Normal psychology, including laboratory experimentation in the psychology of music, would be the basis of this course. _Kinesiology._ The standard course as taught in schools of physical and occupational therapy, and physical education, would be sufficient. _Occupational Therapy._ An introduction into craft analysis and psychiatric occupational therapy is necessary. _Abnormal Psychology._ An introduction to psychiatry is sufficient. _Music in Medicine._ A course of lectures, including the subjects discussed in this volume, should be offered. In the summer between the third and fourth years, the student should be affiliated with a hospital with a music program to work under the hospital staff. These are suggestions only, and each school in consultation with an approved medical college will want to work out its own schedule. It is hoped that the above outline will be of definite assistance. BIBLIOGRAPHY [1] Albrecht, W., De effect. mus., Sect. 314, _in Roger, J. L._ [2] Altschuler, I., _Occ. Ther. Rehab._, 1941, 20:75. [3] Altschuler, I., _Proc. Mus. Teach. Nat. Assoc._, 1944, p. 154. [4] Altschuler, I., and Shebesta, B., _Journ. Nerv. Ment. Dis._ 1941, 94:179. [5] Ayers, I., _Am. Phys. Ed Rev._, 1912, 16:321. [6] Barker, L., _Psychotherapy_, New York, 1940. [7] Bauer, M., and Peyser, E., _Music Through the Ages_, New York, 1932. [8] Beaunis, B., “L’Emotion Musicale”, _Rev. Phil._, 1918, 86:353. [9] Beckett, W., _Music in War Plants_, Washington, 1943.