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Why can't I play my tenor horn? Brass band instruments in Australian education
by
Veronica Boulton
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Alto horn
/ Bands
/ Brass instruments
/ Careers
/ Classical music
/ Colleges & universities
/ Curricula
/ Education, Secondary
/ Elementary Education
/ Elementary Schools
/ Employment Opportunities
/ Employment Potential
/ Expectation
/ Higher education
/ Influence of Technology
/ Instrumentation and orchestration (Brass band)
/ Music Activities
/ Music curriculum
/ Music education
/ Music in education
/ Music teachers
/ Musical Instruments
/ Musical performances
/ Musicians
/ Musicians & conductors
/ Orchestras
/ Planning
/ School music programs
/ Secondary Education
/ Secondary School Students
/ Students
/ Traditions
2024
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Why can't I play my tenor horn? Brass band instruments in Australian education
by
Veronica Boulton
in
Alto horn
/ Bands
/ Brass instruments
/ Careers
/ Classical music
/ Colleges & universities
/ Curricula
/ Education, Secondary
/ Elementary Education
/ Elementary Schools
/ Employment Opportunities
/ Employment Potential
/ Expectation
/ Higher education
/ Influence of Technology
/ Instrumentation and orchestration (Brass band)
/ Music Activities
/ Music curriculum
/ Music education
/ Music in education
/ Music teachers
/ Musical Instruments
/ Musical performances
/ Musicians
/ Musicians & conductors
/ Orchestras
/ Planning
/ School music programs
/ Secondary Education
/ Secondary School Students
/ Students
/ Traditions
2024
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Why can't I play my tenor horn? Brass band instruments in Australian education
by
Veronica Boulton
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Alto horn
/ Bands
/ Brass instruments
/ Careers
/ Classical music
/ Colleges & universities
/ Curricula
/ Education, Secondary
/ Elementary Education
/ Elementary Schools
/ Employment Opportunities
/ Employment Potential
/ Expectation
/ Higher education
/ Influence of Technology
/ Instrumentation and orchestration (Brass band)
/ Music Activities
/ Music curriculum
/ Music education
/ Music in education
/ Music teachers
/ Musical Instruments
/ Musical performances
/ Musicians
/ Musicians & conductors
/ Orchestras
/ Planning
/ School music programs
/ Secondary Education
/ Secondary School Students
/ Students
/ Traditions
2024
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Why can't I play my tenor horn? Brass band instruments in Australian education
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Why can't I play my tenor horn? Brass band instruments in Australian education
2024
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Overview
There are many young people playing brass band instruments in Australia, yet there is generally an expectation in secondary education, and almost always in higher education, that students will play orchestral brass instruments. This
article explores how schools and tertiary music educations in Australia are equipping students to be 21st century musicians, with a focus on players of brass band instruments. Secondary school students playing brass band instruments are
often misunderstood by music teachers and can have trouble fitting in to school music programs. Currently, the only university in Australia that offers a specific brass band subject and lists brass band instruments is Griffith University
in Queensland, therefore many dedicated brass band instrumentalists choose to travel overseas for tertiary study. This article seeks to highlight a broader picture regarding music education in Australia, and encourages educators (and
institutions) to step out of the conservatory-style specialisation regarding brass instruments. [Author abstract]
Publisher
Australian Society for Music Education,Copyright Agency Limited (Distributor)
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