Music Therapy in Parkinson's Disease looks at how music can help people with this illness. Parkinson's disease can make people feel very anxious, sad, or have trouble with their feelings. These symptoms are hard to fix with medicine alone. The study uses music therapy, which is listening to and playing music slowly to see if it helps people feel more relaxed and improve their anxiety and overall life quality. They will also check things like heart rate variability (HRV), which means how much your heart rate changes, and brain activity using electroencephalography (EEG).

• The study focuses on anxiety improvement and uses various tests to measure this.
• Participants should understand German and have Parkinson's disease, but not have had music therapy recently.
• Listening to emotional music will also be tested to see its effects on the brain and emotions.