Volume 3, Issue No. 2

Empathy, Equity, and Authenticity.

  • Restorative Justice in Elementary Classroom Music

    In this article, researchers explore the perceptions of elementary classroom music teachers on Restorative Justice practices.

  • Children and parents watching the performance

    What Happens When Undergraduate Music Education Students Create a Musical for Preschoolers?

    Pre-service music ed teachers create a musical for a pre-school audiences to learn something about the craft of teaching – and a little about themselves.

  • Music as Authentic Resiliency

    In this historical review of the roles music has played in wartime, Clark discusses soundscaping as a unique act of resilience and resistance. I believe this could have therapeutic applications in the music classroom.

  • Discounting Our Colleagues: Gender Inequity in the Choral Conducting Profession

    Farquhar-Wulff views gender inequity in the choral conducting profession by sharing the statistics of female conductors in music and interviewing twelve choral and orchestral conductors.

  • Radical Empathy In The Private Studio

    Barba approaches the topic with this gem of a summary, “Instead of struggling through an ineffective lesson, it may be valuable to consider taking a few minutes to work through your student’s emotions to revive their motivation and confidence” (p. 19).