Through various activities and musical elements of group music educational therapy, the study was aimed to increase the participant’s learning motivation and enhance the development of positive emotional expression and communication skills. The specific purposes of the study were: To discuss the applicability of Group Music Educational Therapy for a young child with severe cerebral palsy; To discuss the effectiveness of Group Music Educational Therapy for the participant on positive emotions and communication skills. Prior to the formal teaching, five observations were taken to obtain the participant’s condition. The methodology of the study used a quantitative analysis to measure validity based on assessment scales used in the observation forms by trained observers and a qualitative study using interviews with classroom teachers and parents. A five years-old participant enrolled in an early intervention center in central Taiwan was selected by purposive sampling to participate in the study. The duration was 30 weeks with 30-minute instructional sessions once a week. The results proved the applicability of Group Music Educational Therapy for the young child with severe cerebral palsy; It was able to improve the participant’s positive emotional stability and communication performance; and the contrastive musical elements was able to enhance the positive emotions and communication abilities of the participant.