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Traditional and Non-Traditional Values and Expectations in Music Education: Evolving Perceptions of Importance. Paper presented at the International Seminar of the Policy Commission on Culture, Education, and Media, International Society for Music Education, Kaifeng, China.
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Jan 27, 2022 · Understanding music and musical meaning is a central question in various domains such as philosophy, anthropology, social sciences, semiotics and music education. Discover the world's...
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This section considers the key curriculum frameworks that music should be taught through. As we have seen, these include Key Concepts and Key Processes (the focus of Chapter 2). Chapter 3 explores the ways in which a cross-curricular approach to teaching and learning in music can be beneficial.
This chapter contains two broad sections: (1) a review of how theories from the general field of psychology have been applied to music education, and (2) an examination of research attempting to créate learn- ing theories unique to music.
Jun 1, 2015 · PDF | Effective teaching is an essential condition for fostering learning in instrumental and vocal music education. The role of the teacher in music... | Find, read and cite all the...
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Music Learning Theory serves as a theoretical framework that “offers guidance and direction for development of appropriate method…” (Gordon, 2012, p. 28). This keynote identifies and explores some of the key principles of that theoretical framework: (1) audiation is the core of Music Learning Theory; (2) syntax and context is fundamental ...
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Music learning theory (MLT), which was developed by Edwin Gordon, provides a theoretical framework for teaching music. At its core is the goal of developing audiation skills so that students can become musically independent.
