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Music Education: Recent submissions

    • Australian jazz musician-educators: An exploration of experts' approaches to teaching jazz 

      Chessher, Andrew
      Published 2009-12-11
      This qualitative study explores the approaches of expert jazz musicians actively involved in teaching, or jazz musician-educators, towards teaching jazz. The participants were six jazz musician-educators, whose experiences ...
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    • Music in the lives of Deaf students in an Australian school 

      Abotomey, Keva
      Published 2009-01-05
      This qualitative case study explores the ways in which Deaf students involve themselves with music, in a variety of contexts and from multiple perspectives, including the students’ own perspective. A Sydney school offering ...
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    • Girls don't rock and boys don't bop: adolescent musical identity and gender stereotypes in popular music. 

      Baggott, Tara
      Published 2008-12-18
      This study investigated what are considered to be gender appropriate musical behaviours from the perspective of adolescents, with a particular focus on listening behaviours and musical preferences. Gender stereotypes in ...
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    • Love it, love it not: Parental attitudes regarding children’s music learning in Kuala Lumpur 

      Leong, Kah Yan Grace
      Published 2008-12-18
      This study aimed to investigate parental beliefs regarding children’s music learning in Kuala Lumpur. It examined the reasons behind parental support for private instrumental tuition, the effect of parental conceptions of ...
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    • Why choose music? A study in parental motivation toward formal music learning and the cultural beliefs regarding its benefits. 

      Paterson, Jessica
      Published 2008-12-18
      The purpose of this study was to examine the motivations of parents when choosing to engage their children in formal music learning, whilst exploring the cultural beliefs regarding its benefits. The study was conducted in ...
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