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THE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
ARCHIVES ON ANALYTICAL MUSIC THERAPY
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The Archives on Analytical Music Therapy consists
of all the personal/clinical diaries of Mary Priestley, founder
of the method, plus all extant audiotapes of her clinical work with
approximately 75 individuals. The diaries and tapes cover the period
of 1971-1990. Also included are all of her known published writings,
and pertinent writings by other proponents of the method. A complete
inventory is provided below.
The purpose of the archive is twofold: to insure the legacy of
Mary Priestley and her original method of Analytical Music Therapy,
and to stimulate proponents of her method to make further developments
in theory, research and practice. To accomplish this, the library
has begun the process of: 1) preserving the originals of all materials
contributed to the archive, while also making copies of them in
other formats that will not decay; 2) cataloging the entire contents
of the archive, using standard library systems; 3) making materials
from the archives available to all interested parties, as appropriate
to the nature of the materials and their intended use, and to the
extent possible within financial constraints; and 4) continually
adding relevant materials to the archive that will serve its purposes.
These materials may be housed in the archives or in the circulating
collection of the library. Materials in the archives may be accessed
on a special website to be established, or they will be available
only for use in the library; materials in the circulating collection
may be borrowed, or made available through legal photocopy. Altogether
then, the GIM holdings at Paley consists of:
Accessibility to the archive varies according to the user and how
the material has been made available by the library. Specifically:
- All faculty and students of Temple University (including all
disciplines and departments) have full library privileges and
complete access to the archive. They will be able to borrow circulating
books and materials, use all materials in the archives, request
legal photocopies of materials that do not leave the library,
and gain complete access to the website.
- All faculty and students from the host of universities belonging
to two library consortiums (PALCI and RLIN) will have the same
library privileges and access as those cited above for Temple
faculty and students.
- Individuals may go to any library near them and, through interlibrary
loan, borrow all circulating books and materials from Paley. Upon
request, they may also obtain legal photocopies of noncirculating
materials in Paley.
- All individuals will have full access to the website to be developed.
- Any individual who wishes to use the materials at Paley library
may sign in at the main entrance to the library, present a photo
ID of any kind, and be admitted to the archive, any weekday, 9-5.
To contribute relevant materials to the archive, please send the
materials to Dr. Kenneth Bruscia, Boyer College of Music 012-00,
Temple University, 2001 North 13th St. Philadelphia PA 19122. The
materials must be accompanied by a cover letter which gives a complete
list of the materials, including title(s) and brief description(s),
along with the following statements:
- I hereby confirm that I have full ownership of the materials
listed, and have legal authority to donate originals or copies of
them to Temple University's Paley Library.
- I hereby retain (or relinquish toTemple) copyright ownership of
these materials.
- I hereby convey these materials to Temple's library as an unrestricted
gift to its GIM archive or circulating collection.
- I hereby give permission to Temple's library to make these materials
available to the public as the library deems appropriate, without
conferral with me.
- Printed name and signature of donor, and date of donation.
Contents of Mary Priestley Archives
at Temple University
Personal journals
One journal for each year, 1971-1990.
Total Number of Cassette tapes of client
improvisations
82
Total Number of Reel-to-reel tapes of client
improvisations
27
Total Number of Clients on both cassettes
and reel to reel tapes
104
Publications
Priestley, Mary. (1988). Preliminary Music. ESTA News and Views,
13 (2), 13-16.
Priestley, Mary. (1974). One day conference. British Journal of
Music Therapy, 5 (1), 22-24.
Wright, Peter & Priestley, Mary. (1972). Analytical Music Therapy.
British Journal of Music Therapy, 3 (2), 20-24.
Priestley, Mary. (1969). Report of one day conference. British Journal
of Music Therapy, 1 (4), 17-22.
Priestley, Mary. (1989). Is there life after 20 years at St. Bernard's
Hospital?. British Society for Music Therapy, 7 (Autumn), 16.
Priestley, Mary. (1975). Music Therapy at Camberwell Day Training
Centre for recidivists. British Journal of Music Therapy, 6 (1),
13-19.
Priestley, Mary. (1977). Music, Freud and recidivism. British Journal
of Music Therapy, 8 (3), 10-13.
Priestley, Mary, (1978). Counter-transference in analytical music
therapy. British Journal of Music Therapy, 9 (3), 2-5.
Priestley, Mary (1983). In Memoriam for Juliette Alvin. British
Journal of Music Therapy, 14 (2), 19-20.
Priestley, Mary (1984). A case study of a depressed patient. British
Journal of Music Therapy, 15 (2), 2-6.
Priestley, Mary (1985). Music therapy and love. British Journal
of Music Therapy, 16 (3), 2-7.
Case Studies
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of AA: Audiotaped Session of Analytical
Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 153; Diary 1985).
Priestley, M. (1982). The Case of AB: Ten Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B16; Diary
1982).
Priestley, M. (1980-81). The Case of AG: Fourteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B6;
Diary 1980 and 1981).
Priestley, M. (1977). The Case of AR: Twenty-Eight Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes 55,
60, 67; Diary 1977, 1978).
Priestley, M. (19). The Case of AS: One Audiotaped Session of Analytical
Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 67; Diary 1979).
Priestley, M. (1977). The Case of AM: Three Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes 55,
72; Diary 1977).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of AP: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B1; Diary
1980).
Priestley, M. (1976). The Case of BS: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 51; Diary
1976).
Priestley, M. (1978-79, 1981). The Case of CP: Fourty Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes
57, 59, 65, 68, 70, 75, B13; Diary 1978, 1979, 1981).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of DD: Three Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes B8;
Diary 1980).
Priestley, M. (1978-1980). The Case of DH: Sixteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes 67,
71, B1, B8; Diary 1978, 1979, 1980).
Priestley, M. (1977). The Case of DS: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 54; Diary
1977).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of Dr. S: One Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 148;
Diary 1985).
Priestley, M. (1983). The Case of ES: Two Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 154; Diary
1983).
Priestley, M. (1990). The Case of FB: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape GSJ; Diary
1990).
Priestley, M. (1977-79). The Case of FP: Twenty-one Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes 54,
55, 62, 69; Diary 1977, 1978, 1979).
Priestley, M. (1988-89). The Case of G&J: Twenty Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape
G&JL(3), G&J 9/2/89; Diary 1988, 1989).
Priestley, M. (1977). The Case of GJ: Two Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 51; Diary
1977).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of G: Eight Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B7; Diary
1980).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of GStP: Fourteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes 144,
145; Diary 1985).
Priestley, M. (1983-84). The Case of Gil W: Two Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 148,
151; Diary 1983, 1984).
Priestley, M. (1977-78, 1989). The Case of GSJ: Sixteen Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape
51, 63, 71, GSJ (2); Diaries 1977, 1978, 1989).
Priestley, M. (1983). The Case of HA: Twelve Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 154;
Diary 1983).
Priestley, M. (1976). The Case of HF: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 48; Diary
1976).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of Hannah P: Eighteen Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape
149; Diary 1985).
Priestley, M. (1988-89). The Case of Harriet P: Two Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 83;
Diary 1988, 1989).
Priestley, M. (1983-84). The Case of Helen F: Nine Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 148;
Diaries 1983, 1984).
Priestley, M. (1981). The Case of IG: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B13; Diary
1981).
Priestley, M. (1979). The Case of JA: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B9; Diary
1979).
Priestley, M. (1982). The Case of JH: Four Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B10; Diary
1982).
Priestley, M. (1987, 1989). The Case of Joy H: Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape JH 13/11/87;
Diary 1987, 1989).
Priestley, M. (1978). The Case of JC: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 71; Diary
1978).
Priestley, M. (1984). The Case of JF: Seven Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B14;
Diary 1984).
Priestley, M. (1979-80). The Case of KC: Nine Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B3;
Diary 1979, 1980).
Priestley, M. (1984). The Case of KP: Twelve Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 150;
Diary 1984).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of KM: Seventeen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 146;
Diary 1985).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of KS: Four Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 145; Diary
1985).
Priestley, M. (1982-83). The Case of MWo: Ten Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B12;
Diary 1982, 1983).
Priestley, M. (1977). The Case of MH: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 55; Diary
1977).
Priestley, M. (1977-79). The Case of Margaret R: Seventy-two Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes
52, 53, 58, 61, 77; Diaries 1977, 1978, 1979).
Priestley, M. (1984). The Case of Margaret T: Three Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 148;
Diary 1984).
Priestley, M. (1978). The Case of Margo H: One Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B9;
Diary 1978).
Priestley, M. (1976-79). The Case of Maria B: One hundred nine Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes
48, 49, 50, 56, 64, 72, 74, 83; Diaries 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of MC: Seventeen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 147;
Diary 1985).
Priestley, M. (1989). The Case of Mary M: Eleven Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape MaM;
Diary 1989).
Priestley, M. (1982). The Case of Marianne R: Eight Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B11;
Diary 1982).
Priestley, M. (1978). The Case of Michael B: One Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B9;
Diary 1978).
Priestley, M. (1979). The Case of Mike P: One Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 73;
Diary 1979).
Priestley, M. (1989-90). The Case of NF: Twenty-four Audiotaped
Sessions of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes
NF, NF 12/9/89; Diaries 1989, 1990).
Priestley, M. (1985). The Case of PC: Six Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 150; Diary
1985).
Priestley, M. (1988-89). The Case of PM: Fourteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape PM (2);
Diaries 1988, 1989).
Priestley, M. (1982). The Case of RB: Three Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B18;
Diary 1982).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of RW: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B4; Diary
1980).
Priestley, M. (1975-76). The Case of RK: Fifteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 72;
Diaries 1975, 1976).
Priestley, M. (1982-83). The Case of SJ: Twenty-two Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotapes B17,
151; Diaries 1982, 1983).
Priestley, M. (1981). The Case of SD: Eleven Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B2;
Diary 1981).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of SB: Eight Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B5;
Diary 1980).
Priestley, M. (1983, 1984). The Case of SP: Fifteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 152;
Diaries 1983, 1984).
Priestley, M. (1988). The Case of TS: Three Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape TS/WA;
Diary 1988).
Priestley, M. (1978). The Case of VR: One Audiotaped Session of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 71; Diary
1978).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of Wendy: One Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B4;
Diary 1980).
Priestley, M. (1989). The Case of Wendy A: One Audiotaped Session
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape TS/WA;
Diary 1989).
Priestley, M. (1979). The Case of WS: Six Audiotaped Sessions of
Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B4; Diary
1979).
Priestley, M. (1977-79). The Case of YE: Fifteen Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape 67,
72, 73; Diary 1977, 1978, 1979).
Priestley, M. (1980). The Case of ZB: Seven Audiotaped Sessions
of Analytical Music Therapy with Clinical Notes. (Audiotape B9;
Diary 1980).
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