EyeHarp Teachers and Music Therapists
March 6, 2023 2024-06-26 20:58EyeHarp Teachers and Music Therapists
Aris Chrysospathis
Athens, Greece
Aris Chrysospathis holds a degree in composition and graduated from the Department of
Music Studies (IntegratedMaster) of the Ionian University of Corfu with specialization in
Music Psychology and Music Education. He has studied piano, accordion and music therapy,
while she has also been involved in music technology by composing music. He has been
teaching since 1991 as a senior theory and accordion teacher. In addition, since 2023 as a
certified instructor, he has been teaching and applying Eyeharp to people with mobility
impairments using the inclusion method.
He is the artistic director of the Municipal Conservatory of Ag. Anargyroi-Kamateros.
Sarah Dunn
West Yorkshire, UK
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Sarah is a qualified music teacher and founder of a UK charity providing musical opportunities for children and young people who are disabled and have additional needs (www.accessibleinclusivemusic.org.uk). Her passion for inclusive music making is inspired by her son who has Cerebral Palsy and enjoys using the EyeHarp to make music. Sarah is currently completing a Master of Arts in music and wellbeing at The University of Leeds and will be starting doctoral research in eye gaze music making from October 2024. Sarah has an undergraduate degree in music and plays the clarinet and piano.
Noah Pomerselig
Poughkeepsie, New York, USA
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Noah Pomerselig is a Board Certified Music Therapist working at Abilities First Inc. Noah is passionate about helping individuals participate in musical experiences in an accessible and meaningful way. His music therapy practice is grounded in a resource-oriented and person-centered approach that builds upon the strengths of the participants. Noah graduated in 2021 from the State University of New York at New Paltz with a MS in Music Therapy.
