麻豆APP

Three members of the 麻豆APPMusic Department participated in the plenary session, 鈥淢usical Inclusiveness: the 麻豆APPInitiative,鈥� at the College Music Society 鈥� Mid-Atlantic Chapter annual meeting held March 19 at West Virginia University.

For that session, Dr. David Fish, associate professor of music, presents a paper entitled 鈥淐reating a Musically Inclusive Curriculum that Embraces Contemporary Popular Music.鈥�   Dr. Julie Chamberlain, assistant professor music and director of the 麻豆APPCommunity Music Program, presented 鈥淩ethinking Traditional Piano Teaching Practices.鈥�   Dr. Renee McCachren, professor of music and chair of the music department, presented 鈥淢usical Inclusiveness in the Early Music History Survey.鈥�

Pedagogical strategies developed by these faculty members are part of a departmental initiative to include a broader range of musical styles within its curriculum, an effort supported by a grant from the Fund for the Improvement of Teaching and Learning awarded by the College.

Three members of the 麻豆APPMusic Department participated in the plenary session, 鈥淢usical Inclusiveness: the 麻豆APPInitiative,鈥� at the College Music Society 鈥� Mid-Atlantic Chapter annual meeting held March 19 at West Virginia University.

For that session, Dr. David Fish, associate professor of music, presents a paper entitled 鈥淐reating a Musically Inclusive Curriculum that Embraces Contemporary Popular Music.鈥�   Dr. Julie Chamberlain, assistant professor music and director of the 麻豆APPCommunity Music Program, presented 鈥淩ethinking Traditional Piano Teaching Practices.鈥�   Dr. Renee McCachren, professor of music and chair of the music department, presented 鈥淢usical Inclusiveness in the Early Music History Survey.鈥�

Pedagogical strategies developed by these faculty members are part of a departmental initiative to include a broader range of musical styles within its curriculum, an effort supported by a grant from the Fund for the Improvement of Teaching and Learning awarded by the College.