Music, Instrumental
Research into instrumental music services
... on instrumental tuition to schools (Rogers, ...the music services were teaching more children in more schools and offering a wider range of instruments and ancillary services than ever ...of ...
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Assessment of whole-class instrumental music learning in England and the United States of America: an international comparative study
... Instrumental music teachers in the United States are primarily focused on performance ...expect instrumental music ensemble to deliver quality performances for civic and athletic functions, ...
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An Investigation of Middle School Music Teachers’ Rationale and Procedure Relating to Instrumental (Band) Repertoire Selection in Southern Ontario: A Case Study.
... mentioned tempo, stating that he selected slow or fast pieces for students, so students experienced tempo changes. Selena always focused on melodies, and preferred to select a piece using theme and variations where the ...
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Individual and Intra-Individual Differences in Interest during Instrumental Music Classes in Suburban High Schools
... In the present study, several development and analysis steps offer evidence to ameliorate, though not eliminate, concern for potential bias from common method variance across the repeated-measures variables: 1. Cognitive ...
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The instrumental music of British Women Composers in the Early Twentieth Century
... Adela Maddison’s Quintet for two violins, viola, violoncello, and pianoforte (Curwen) could not possibly be mistaken for great music. I am, however, one who frankly confesses to a partiality for small beer. More ...
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Instrumental teacher education and the incoming tide of information technology: a contemporary guitar perspective
... musicians, music education and music teacher education? This article addresses a metaphorical incoming tide: the growing influence of online education and online resources via information technologies (IT), ...
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Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor Modulates Behavioral and Brain Responses to Social Stress
... between music and reading/literacy, Baker (2011) studied over 37,000 middle school students, considering both students that did receive music in- struction and those that did ...in music, despite ...
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University Music Students: Mental Health and the Academic Supervisor
... While instrumental teachers may also become significant sources of emotional support for students (Gaunt, 2008), the peripatetic nature of their university employment means that they possess less knowledge of ...
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Instrumental Technique and Scholarly Enquiry: Issues and Methods
... own music consisted of transcriptions and fantasies upon the popular operas of the time, focusing primarily upon the melodies as opposed to other aspects of the opera, as distinct to some of Liszt’s transcriptions ...
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Performance Deviation Measurement Using Conventional & Practically Derived Threshold in MF Receiver for Binarised Sound Signals
... are used as thresholds for the signal detection, at the receiver. For this, practical signal such as different sound are transmitted, window-wise. As practical signals, four categories, of sound, have been considered. ...
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Developing inclusive practice in Scotland : the National Framework for Inclusion
... providing instrumental music instruction in Scottish ...an Instrumental Music Services conference of the findings of a research study which showed that there were issues related to access and ...
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"To Holmgard… and Beyond": Folk Metal Fantasies and Hegemonic White Masculinities
... any music, one needs to understand the complex interplay between the music, the lyrics and the ideologies associated with the ...Western, instrumental whiteness and hegemonic masculinity invisible, ...
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Developing inclusive practice in Scotland: the National Framework for Inclusion
... providing instrumental music instruction in Scottish ...an Instrumental Music Services conference of the findings of a research study which showed that there were issues related to access and ...
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Mathematics and music : models and morals
... of music theory: witness how Caplin [3] restricts his theory of formal functions to instrumental music of specific composers between 1780 and 1810 [6], and the systematic but informal nature of ...
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Modelling the relationship between scientific and bibliographic classification for music
... Music classification also shows how influence may only lead to a partial accord. For example, the Phoenix schedule (Dewey et al., 1980) uses various terms from, and partially echoes the structure of, the ...
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From countercultures to suburban cultures : Frank Zappa after 1968
... Zappa’s music from the mid-1970s onwards – gaining momentum especially (and overtaking concerns more centred on the mythology of the rock band on the road) at the point of the soundtrack to the suburbs engulfing ...
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Classical Models, Sonata Theory, Equal Division of the Octave and Two Nineteenth-Century Symphonic Movements: Comparing Analytical Approaches
... As in my previous article, each of these earlier models has been chosen for specific reasons. Kollmann’s model is the most basic, consisting of little more than a harmonic outline with scant reference to thematic ...
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A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE MUSIC THERAPY IN PREGNANT WOMEN (GARBHINI) .......
... taking music therapy for 7 days 27 pregnant women were having very much maternal foetal ...this music thera- py helps a lot to improve maternal foetal ...the music therapy. It indicates that this ...
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The Marxist programme note: The logic of the supplement in the textual accompaniment
... If anything can be appropriated (which I am loathe to believe), then the game would be lost and Marxists could do little other than simply attacking both high and low culture per se rather than producing more of it and ...
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