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Music Education Research Volume 1 Number 2 September 1999
Editorial 125 The Assessment of Audience-Listening: testing a model in the educational setting
of Brazil Liane Hentschke & Luciana Del Ben 127 Language and Music Teaching: the use of Personal Construct Theory to investigate teachers’ responses to young people’s music compositions Liz Mellor 147
Research in the Sociology of Music Education: some introductory concepts Lucy Green 159
Hong Kong Secondary Music Education: political transition and civic education Wai Chung Ho 171
Imagining Ourselves as Teachers: the development of teacher identity in music teacher education Lori Anne Dolloff 191 CONFERENCE KEYNOTES Fringe benefits: music education out of the National Curriculum Saville Kushner 209 Artistic Approaches to Research Rena Upitis 219
VIEWPOINTS Improving Communication Skills in Student Music Educators: a case study Jenny Hughes 227
Reviews 237 Notes on Contributors 259
Title-page, Contents and Author Index, Volume 1, 1999 261
Music Education Research Volume 1 Number 1 March 1999
Editorial 5 Musickingthe meanings of performing and listening. A lecture Christopher Small 9
When Teachers Become Musicians and Artists: teacher transformation and professional development Rena Upitis, Katharine Smithrim & Barbara J. Soren 23
Secondary School Music Teachers Talking Gordon Cox 37
Authentic Music and its Effect on the Attitudes and Musical Development of Secondary School Students Keith Swanwick & Dorothy Lawson 47 Community-based Traditional Fiddling as a Basis for Increasing Participation in Instrument Playing Peter Cope 61
Music and Adolescent Identity Adrian C. North & David J. Hargreaves 75
Singing Cantonese Childrens Songs: significance of the pitch relationship between text and melody Lily Chen-Hafteck 93 VIEWPOINTS Review of the 23rd ISME World conference, July 1998, Pretoria Avril Ellis & Phil Ellis 109 Call for Papers 113 Book Reviews Policy 115
Notes on Contributors 117
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