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Foundations and frontiers of music education / Max Kaplan.
Author
Kaplan, Max, 1911-1998
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
New York : Holt, Rinehart and Winston, [1966]
Description
viii, 261 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
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MT1 .K36
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Subject(s)
Music
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Instruction and study
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School music
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Instruction and study
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Notes
Includes indexes.
Bibliographic references
Bibliography: p. 238-245.
Contents
1. Social order and the arts : Yesterday, today, and tomorrow
Types of social orders
Relevance of the arts to social order
The present: the cogno society
2. Sources of knowledge, the arts, and social order : Sources of knowledge
Art and social values
Need for the esthetic
Institutionalization of the esthetic
Social strengths behind the esthetic
3. Musical functions and music education : Theories of musical functions
Esthetic functions
Social functions
Applications to music education
4. Social roles and music education : The social role concept
Social roles in the creative experience
Social roles of the music director
Music roles and the community
Further studies
5. Relations to the creative person : Introduction
Problems in the study of creativity
The study of creative persons
Case studies of musicians
Interpretations: social class
Interpretations: attitudes toward factors of success and failure
Interpretations: central values of the occupation
Interpretations: advice to students
Summary of personality profiles
Ideal types of personality studies
Implications of personality study for music education
Implications for university music education --
6. Relations to the audience and society : Introduction
The interested and disinterested audience
The live audience: its sources of interest
The informal mass-media audience
The Detroit study: mass society and mass culture
7. Music education and the community : Interests in the community
The family
The mass media, music, and the child
Adult education
Music for the aging and retired
Urban reconstruction
The Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra
The youth orchestra movement
8. Music education as a profession : Profession: definitions
The music profession
Power distribution within the profession
The Florida clinic and beyond
The profession and its milieu
9. Planning and research for music education : A plan for planning
Purposes of planning
Areas of planning
Goals of planning
Elements of planning
Research: its place in music education
The community as area for survey and research
Inventory of family resources for music education
Comments on the shortage of string players
Planning and research for leadership
Toward a sociology of music education.
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LCCN
66010418
OCLC
611705
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