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Kayis, Mert; Hardalaç, Naciye; Ural, A. Berkan; Hardalaç, Firat – African Educational Research Journal, 2021
Makams of Classical Turkish Music have been tried to be classified through various studies for the past years. Significant differences of opinion have emerged in the classification process of the makams in Music Education and Literacy from past to present. This situation creates problems in learning the makams related to music education and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Folk Culture, Music Education, Classification
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Marín, Cristina; Scheuer, Nora; Pérez-Echeverría, María-Puy – European Journal of Psychology of Education, 2013
This paper studies conceptions of woodwind students regarding learning and teaching music, within the framework of implicit theories. It analyzes whether there are differences related to participants' instruction level, and whether it is possible to identify profiles according to their conceptions. Sixty-eight students from three different levels…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Music Education, Musical Instruments, Learning
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McPhail, Graham J. – International Journal of Music Education, 2013
As a practitioner in both the classroom and in the instrumental studio, I am interested in how one educational context might inform the other. Within an action research paradigm, I gave a violin lesson in front of colleagues as a means to gain feedback and to open up discussion on the concept of student autonomy within the one-to-one lesson. The…
Descriptors: Personal Autonomy, Music Education, Teaching Methods, Musical Instruments
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Zhukov, Katie – Psychology of Music, 2013
This study examined verbal and non-verbal teacher/student interpersonal interactions in higher education instrumental music lessons. Twenty-four lessons were videotaped and teacher/student behaviours were analysed using a researcher-designed instrument. The findings indicate predominance of student and teacher joke among the verbal behaviours with…
Descriptors: Interpersonal Relationship, Music Education, Teacher Student Relationship, Nonverbal Communication