Music learning today : digital pedagogy for creating, performing, and responding to music

225 Pages·2014·2.362 MB·English

by  William I. Bauer

Music Learning Today

Music Learning Today
Digital Pedagogy for Creating,
Performing, and Responding
to Music
William I. Bauer
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Bauer, William I.
Music learning today : digital pedagogy for creating, performing, and responding
to music / William I. Bauer.
pages cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-0-19-989059-0 (alk. paper)—ISBN 978-0-19-989061-3 (alk. paper)
1. Music—Instruction and study—Technological innovations. 2. Music and
technology. I. Title.
MT1.B337 2014
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CONTENTS
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
About the Companion Website xvii
1. A Conceptual Framework for Technology-Assisted Music
Learning 3
Technology and Today’s World 4
Technology and Music 6
Technology in Schools 7
A New Model 11
Developing Technological Pedagogical and Content
Knowledge (TPACK) for Music Teaching and Learning 16
Applications 17
References 18
2. Technology Fundamentals 21
Computer Systems for Music Learning 23
Digital Sound 26
Other Media 34
Instructional Software 35
Internet Resources 39
Summary 43
Applications 43
3. Creating Music 44
Common Learning Outcomes for Musical Creativity 47
Creativity 48
Improvisation 51
Composition 59
Creating Music Activity Types 68
Applications 72
References 73
4. Performing Music 75
( vii )
( viii ) Contents
Common Curricular Outcomes for Music Performance
Classes 78
Knowledge and Skills for Performance 79
Reading and Writing Music 87
Ensemble Rehearsals 89
New Performance Possibilities 91
Summary 93
Performing Music Activity Types 94
Applications 98
References 99
5. Responding to Music 101
Common Curricular Outcomes Related to
Responding to Music 104
Human Response to Music 104
Listening to Music 106
Knowledge about Music 114
Summary 122
Responding to Music Activity Types 122
Applications 127
References 128
6. Assessment for Music Learning 130
Essential Assessment Concepts 132
Assessing Musical Outcomes 134
Assessment Management 142
Summary 143
Applications 143
References 144
7. Instructional Design 145
How People Learn 147
Project-Based Learning 150
Designing Instruction 152
Designing Lessons and Units 157
Pedagogical Approaches and Considerations 158
Copyright 161
Summary 164
Applications 164
References 165
8. Productivity and Professional Development 167
Productivity 168
Professional Development 174
Contents ( ix )
Developing Musical Technological Pedagogical
and Content Knowledge 183
Summary 186
Applications 186
References 187
Notes 189
Index 195