This Amazing Ensemble Experience

Alan J Gumm

This Amazing Ensemble Experience

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Abstract

In the past 45 years, the value of large performance ensembles has increasingly come under attack in music education as narrow in purpose, non-inclusive, autocratic, and formal. Research of conducting instead evidences a healthy range of democratic, informal, collaboratively-interdependent, and musician-independent purposes, settings, pedagogical methods, and ‘school of thought’ perspectives.

Original language	English
State	Published - Jan 2016
Event	Michigan Music Conference Research Symposium - Grand Rapids, MI Duration: Jan 1 2016 → Jan 31 2016

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Conference	Michigan Music Conference Research Symposium
Period	01/1/16 → 01/31/16

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