This paper aims to study the importance of artificial intelligence in the music therapy. Artificial intelligence (IA) in the music therapy use many different approaches to meet your needs. In general, the types of experiences you might have fall into two broad categories: Active interventions and receptive interventions. In active interventions, the people can play instruments. But in receptive interventions, persons can spend some time together talking about music as a way to process their thoughts and feelings. However, the artificial intelligence will guide people in creating and/or listening to music during the session. Moreover, people can do one or more of the following activities: Create music, sing music, improvise, play on instrument, move to music and listen to music.
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