Name: Pensi Asari St.
Number: 231134090
Class: II B
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TABULATION OF PREVIOUS ARTICLES
RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE(S)/PURPOS
AUTHORS AND YEARS TITLE
E(S)
1 Petrushin Valentin I. (2022) Musical Art and Education The aim of Music therapy is
considered to be an effective
treatment by which a
person's emotional
manifestations can be
harmonized and directed
towards positive goals.
2 Chairy, Syahrivar J. (2019) Bika Ambon of Indonesia: Indonesia is an archipelagic
History, culture, and its country with more than
RESEARCH METHODS RESULTS
1. Action Research Provides a positive impact to
2. Observation introduce into the Music
Education system the study of
the possibilities of Music therapy
in health promotion in
accordance with international
experience in using music for
health purposes has been
demonstrated. Music therapy is
considered an effective treatment
for reducing stress and
psychosomatics.
1. Observation Increase the interest of tourists to
visit and see the various
 contribution to tourism 17,000 islands and more than souvenirs available.
sector 300 ethnic groups. Currently,
the country has 35 provinces,
and each province has its
own culture, language and
ethnic food. Medan is a
province of North Sumatra
which is visited by many
tourists and the food in
Medan is Bika Ambon which
has become a magnet for
local and international
tourists visiting Medan.

3 Sedikides C., Leunissen J.,
Wildschut T. (2022)
The psychological benefits Nostalgia evoked by Music
of music-evoked nostalgia serves to protect individuals
from unpleasant
circumstances, such as
sadness. The nostalgia
evoked by Music also
provides indirect
psychological benefits.
1. Observation Music is a common and
influential source of nostalgia.
The nostalgia evoked by music
provides psychological benefits
that are approach-oriented in the
social domain

4 Iqbal S., Guohao L., Akhtar The Influence of Work Organizational culture, 1. Random sampling Employees are more likely to
 S. (2017)
5 Savinova V., Isaeva S, (2023)
6 Pastor J.,Vego-Zelaya L.,
Organizational Culture, which includes the shared
Benefits, Salary on Job values, beliefs, norms, and
Satisfaction Which practices within an
Ultimately Influences organization, plays an
Employee Retention important role in shaping
employee attitudes and
behavior in reporting
mistakes and learning from
them.
The analysis of the Explores the impact of
effectiveness of different various music video features,
types of music Videos on such as performance music
YouTube in promoting videos, narrative music
artists videos, concept music
videos, lyrics, and animated
music videos. This music
study provides insight for
music industry practitioners
and artists who want to
promote their work on
YouTube.
Differences in Response to This study was to assess
technique embrace “just culture” principles
and feel comfortable reporting
wrongdoing if they feel that their
organization prioritizes safety,
fairness, and learning over blame
and punishment.
1. Observation The results show that music
videos with high-quality visuals
2. interview
and engaging storylines tend to
generate higher levels of
engagement and views than
music videos that don't have
these features.
1. Patients We studied six critically ill
 Canabal A. ( 2023)
7 Brook J., Fostaty Young S.
(2019)
8 Likhamelia l., Susetyo B.
(2019)
9 Kribs K. (2017)
Classical and Heavy Metal brain responses in critically
Music in Intensive Care ill patients undergoing sedo-
Unit Patients with Sedo- analgesia to music whose
Analgesia features are very different.
Explore the graduate work This research aims to
of recent music alumni identify various types of jobs
held by music alumni at a
university.
A PRESENTATION OF The researcher's goal is the
CLASSIC MUSIC BY process formation of self
THE HIMASIKSTRING identity, factors formation of
COMMUNITY self-identity, and use of
symbols among the Dwell
and Exito communities.
Artists-as-Intermediaries: The rise of digital
Musician Labor in the Age distribution platforms has
2. Music Stimulation patients with different
3. Statistics pathologies. At the time of EEG
recording, all patients
were under sedo-analgesia,
intubated, and showed neuro,
Despite the heterogeneity of
responses, ClassM did not
change baseline activity,
although there was a trend
toward decreased brain activity.
1. Data Collection Our findings also demonstrate
2. Data Analysis the need for music programs to
3. Interview realign curricula to better reflect
the evolving music sector.
1. Qualitative The process of identity formation
descriptive. Dwell and Exito communities at
this stage begin with his initial
awareness of hip-hop culture
they heard it and they liked it.
1. Interview Increased access to distribution
facilities is accompanied by
 of Digital Networks removed middlemen from
the music supply chain –
better known in the industry
as the process of
“disintermediation.”
10 Olendo Y. O. (2020) THE STRUCTURE OF The aim of this research is to
MUSIC PRESENTATION describe and analyze
IN BALIATN RITUAL OF problems in the structure of
DAYAK KANAYATN the presentation of children's
ritual music.
11 Viana A. A. (2022) The mathematical structure The aim of this research is to
of music develop an algebraic
language to organize Music
2. Practice singing increased responsibility; Not
only do musicians write, record
and produce their own music, in
the digital era, they are also
given the additional
responsibility of promoting,
circulating and distributing their
music.
1. descriptive with a The research results found that
qualitative research the structure of music
design presentation in childhood rituals
was carried out in three stages;
The first part is a mandayu
lightning beating motif, the main
part is a ka'bawakng beating
motif, and the last part is a
ne'unte beating motif. This
research discovered Dayak
Kenayan music.
1. Practice Considering that musical
2. Interview composition is a mathematical
structure of sound, this article
 mathematically, using only
letters, numbers and symbols
to write musical notation
sounds alphanumerically,
which represent the main
sound characteristics, such
as: frequency (f), amplitude
(a) and duration time (t), in
one expression to identify
sound waves.
12 Lizardo O., Jilbert I. (2023) Organizations and the Cultural associations spread
structure of culture an understanding of “what
goes with what,” which is
spread through mutual
adoption by individuals and
companies.
13 Sefety Science (2020) Organizational structure The implications of these
and safety culture: points are explored both for
Conceptual and practical future safety research as well
challenges as regulatory practice.
14 Henry, James Andrew (2023) Culture-savvy workflows, Images for AI workflow
structures, and steps management illustrate and
shows the development of Music
Mathematics, spreading a sound
language that is easier to
understand and adapted to the
latest scientific study technology
related to Music Science.
1. Interview We conclude that the role of
2. Observation organizations in shaping cultural
structures and dynamics should
be a central topic of future study.
1. Interview regarding organizational
2. Observation structure and safety culture and,
ultimately, linking the two to
improved safety performance.
1. Analyze To better healthcare outcomes,
2. Interview communities and personnel
 inform model, structure,
culture, assurance, process
steps, values, and
governance necessary for
abstract insights in public
health and medicine. Papers'
end-to-end structure with
explanations in work culture
interpreting step by step
design that manages AI
success. Personalized care
charts offer explanandum in
the management of
biological analytical values.
15 Lose B. H., Cortimiglia M. Contribution of Contributing to the scarce
N., Ghezzi A. (2023) organizational culture, literature on how companies
structure, and leadership can address their digital
factors in the digital business transition models,
transformation of SMEs: a this work explores the digital
mixed methods approach transformation (DT) process
in small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs),
investigating how
3. Observation benefits from an explanation and
an interpretive that elucidates
workflow for citizens or
practitioners to understand
personalized platforms.
Therefore, the author
undertook structure and practice
reviews and appraised
perspectives that impact the
management of AI in public
health and medicine.
1. Sequential Mix From a large-scale perspective,
2. Observation this research makes a major
contribution to many countries
where SMEs play a large
economic and social role.
 organizational culture,
structure, and leadership
influence it.
16 Sheedy E., Griffin B. Risk governance, a relatively new approach to
structures, culture, and the governance of financial
(2013)
behavior: A view from the institutions that is widely
inside adopted in the industry.
17 Martínez-Rodríguez M. Music Education This research analyzes –
(2023) based on narratological and
organological premises – the
content that forms the
discourse underlying the
coverage of the ancient
period through music
education textbooks used in
the Spanish stage of
compulsory secondary
education.
18 Da Silva Lima L. J. R. Towards a cultural history an observation of some of
of music: Social and the pathways opened by the
(2019)
symbolic conflicts on the partnership between history
horizon of the musician- and anthropology related to
1. Observation This study provides an overview
2. Interview of banks' internal governance
using a new survey methodology.
1. Observation In conclusion, we detected
2. Interview patterns that are controversial
and need to be revised at a time
when educational textbooks are a
determining source that adapts
the official curriculum and
become an intermediary between
the official curriculum and music
education teachers.
1. Observation seeks to reflect the history of
musical culture from the
theoretical-methodological
implications of Gramsci's
 historian
19 Reschke-Hernández A. E. History of music therapy
(2011) treatment interventions for
children with autism
20 Bulacio R. Á., González L. J. Popular Music histories in
Chilean curriculum
basic concepts of culture
To provide a systematic
insight into the history of
music therapy research and
the treatment of autistic
children.
the need to include popular
music in university curricula,
especially in the “History of
Music” course taught in
music teacher training, but
also for every music
professional.
philosophical ideas.
1. Interview it covers the history of autism
2. Help diagnosis, reviews the strengths
3. observation and limitations of music therapy
practice with autistic children
from 1940-2009, and suggests
directions for future music
therapy research and clinical
practice with this population.
1. Observation It is argued that the absence of
2. interview popular music should be
understood as a lack of curricular
justice and suggests that various
initiatives have attempted to
justify its relevance as both a
repertoire and a cultural object,
linked to a socio-cultural
approach to music education.
This analysis focuses on the
University course selection of
Chilean institutions and the
discussion explores the
possibilities of decanonization
and decolonization through
curricular innovation.