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The Adequacy of Music Theory in the High School as Applied to Collegiate Music StudyGarretson, Esther M. 01 January 1949 (has links)
This present study grew of of the writer's own conviction of the need for a thorough comprehension of Music Theory for a well rounded musicianship in any field of musical endeavor. More specifically it was understaken to point out the need for more adequate preparation, through the study of Music Theory in Secondary schools, by those students who intend to enroll in a Collegiate Music School; to show that a major portion of the curriculum of such a school is made up of course in Music Theory; and to offer proof that Secondary schools on the whole do not meet the need of the student by providing sufficient training in these subjects which will occupy such and extensive part of his program of higher learning.
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A Biography of Virginia McChesney with Emphasis on Her Role as a Female School Band Director in Southwest Virginia from 1930-1964Kincade, Marsha Croskey 23 July 2013 (has links)
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Music Education for Adolescents in Residential TreatmentFord, Sarah Elizabeth 15 May 2008 (has links)
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Justine Ward and the genesis of the Ward method of music educationBunbury, Richard Ramon 01 January 2001 (has links)
The Ward method of music education was created in the early part of the twentieth century to promote the use of liturgical chant by teaching children vocal music reading skills. Its author, Justine Bayard Ward, was a newcomer to the Catholic Church and to the field of education, yet her approach proved successful and spread throughout the United States, Europe and other parts of the world. The goal of this dissertation is twofold: to document the influences that led the author to write and promote her method, and to trace its origins from pedagogical and notational antecedents. The ancient tradition of choral training in the Church, Wards upbringing, her musical training and aesthetic inclinations, and her zeal in furthering the liturgical and musical reforms of Pius X fostered the ideal environment for the creation of the Ward method. Evidence shows, however, that the materials and procedures were largely appropriations of pre-existing ideas. For example, the work in sight-singing was taken from the Galin-Paris-Chevé school, which flourished in nineteenth-century France, and the educational philosophy originated from her publisher, Rev. Thomas Shields. Ward's mentor, Rev. John Young, S.J., had combined bel canto vocal technique with Chevé exercises and, under Shields's guidance, Ward reshaped it. Separation of musical elements, principally rhythm and pitch, and graduated exercises were key ingredients Ward inherited from Chevé. Students learned accurate pitch discrimination through daily sight-singing drills where numbers corresponded to the sung solfège syllables in moveable “do.” Justine Ward's contributions lie in skillfully incorporating the Chevé sight-singing drills, Young's vocal training, and Shields' theories of aesthetics and childhood development to attain her goal of teaching children music of quality. The repertoire consisted of classical melodies, European folk tunes, and Gregorian chant. The Ward method spread through several avenues. Catholic Education Press began systematic publication of textbooks in the 1910s. Leaders in Catholic education were won over by demonstrations led by Justine Ward. More importantly, the Ward method spread through teacher training courses. It evolved in subsequent publications largely due to her recasting the material to reflect trends in music education and newer rhythmic theories in Gregorian chant.
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A description of higher music education in Iran with special emphasis on music teacher training from the reign of Nasr-id-din Shah through the reign of Shah Mohammad Reza PahlaviGharavi, Gloria Ann Junkin 08 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to investigate the development of higher music education in Iran and music teacher training from 1868 to 1978, prior to the establishment of the Islamic Republic.
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Music Education Technology Curriculum and Development in the United States: Theory, Design, and OrientationsThompson, David Robert January 2022 (has links)
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MULTICULTURAL MUSIC EDUCATION: SECOND-GRADE STUDENTS’ RESPONSES TO UNFAMILIAR MUSICSHeinrich, Lisa M. 15 December 2009 (has links)
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The Effect of Movement Instruction on Memorization and Retention of New-Song Material Among First-Grade StudentsMartinovic-Trejgut, Nada 08 December 2010 (has links)
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Determining Criteria for the Evaluation of High School Band Directors: A Survey of High School Principals and Band Directors in the State of OhioParulekar, Marc Samir 04 September 2014 (has links)
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How Do Music Teachers Measure Student Growth?Cocco, Brad J. 05 December 2014 (has links)
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