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The purpose of this exploratory study was to determine the immediate quantitative effects of singlerecreational music therapy interventions on mood utilizing a pre- posttest research design. Participants() were acute psychiatric inpatients. Using the Quick Mood Scale (Woodruffe-Peacock, Turnbull,Johnson, Elahi, & Preston, 1998), the researchers compared pre- and posttest measures in participants’moods with 10 different recreational music therapy interventions. Results indicated positive and signif-icant immediate changes in four mood factors after a single recreational music therapy session: (a) wideawake/drowsy, (b) relaxed/anxious, (c) cheerful/depressed, and (d) friendly/aggressive. There were nosignificant between-intervention differences concerning mood or posttest measures of perceived helpful-ness and enjoyment. From the results of this study, it seems that recreational music therapy interventionscan have an immediate positive impact on acute psychiatric inpatients’ moods but the specific type ofrecreational music therapy intervention utilized does not affect outcome. Limitations, suggestions forfuture research, and implications for clinical practice are provided.