Advancing Music Therapy: Integrating Eastern Five-Element Music Theory and Western Techniques with AI in the Novel Five-Element Harmony System

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Authors Yubo Zhou, Weizhen Bian, Kaitai Zhang, Xiaohan Gu arXiv ID 2412.06600 Category cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction Cross-listed cs.AI, cs.CY Citations 0 Venue International Symposium on Chinese Spoken Language Processing Last Checked 4 months ago
Abstract
In traditional medical practices, music therapy has proven effective in treating various psychological and physiological ailments. Particularly in Eastern traditions, the Five Elements Music Therapy (FEMT), rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, possesses profound cultural significance and unique therapeutic philosophies. With the rapid advancement of Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence, applying these modern technologies to FEMT could enhance the personalization and cultural relevance of the therapy and potentially improve therapeutic outcomes. In this article, we developed a music therapy system for the first time by applying the theory of the five elements in music therapy to practice. This innovative approach integrates advanced Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence with Five-Element Music Therapy (FEMT) to enhance personalized music therapy practices. As traditional music therapy predominantly follows Western methodologies, the unique aspects of Eastern practices, specifically the Five-Element theory from traditional Chinese medicine, should be considered. This system aims to bridge this gap by utilizing computational technologies to provide a more personalized, culturally relevant, and therapeutically effective music therapy experience.
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