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Music Education – Terra Cognita?
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The proceedings contain full-text papers presented in the sub-section of the 28th international music teacher conference MUSICA VIVA IN SCHOLA organized by the Department of Music, the Faculty of Education, Masaryk University in Brno (the Czech Republic) on the 18–19th October 2016. The proceedings contain the historical, philosophical-aesthetical and musical-sociological studies focusing on the current issues of music education, the contemporary art music and the music preferences of the youth.
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Music Theory & AppreciationTable of contents
- Content
- Introduction
- List of authors
- Sabina Vidulin: Extracurricular Musical Activities in Primary School from the Teachers’ Point of View
- Georg Brunner: Aesthetic Everyday Practices of Pupils and the Implications for Music Education
- Marek Sedláček: To the Results of the Research on Music Attitudes to the Artistic Music of the 20th in the University Youth in the Czech Republic from the Point of View of Music Pedagogy
- Ondřej Musil: The Term “Film Music” against the Background of the Research on Music Preferences of Czech University Students to Artificial Music of the First Two-Thirds of the 20th Century
- Renata Horáková: Music Culture of Contemporary Young People in the Czech Republic
- Jindřiška Bártová: The Specifics of Musical Brno in the 2nd Half of the 20th Century
- Jozef Vereš: Culture and Education in Changing Spatial Paradigm
- Jana Frostová: Voice Care Counselling for Teachers and Students
- Terezie Čertková: The Development of Music Education in the Area of Pre-School and Out-of-School Pedagogy in the Czech Republic
- Kateřina Schönová: The Current Voice Education in the Czech Republic
- Judita Kučerová: Shaping the Attitudes to Music Folklore in the Youth (The Chosen Aspects of the Research in the Context of School Practice)