Estelle Jorgensen’s Pictures of Music Education provides an exploration of music education through figural and literal thinking stimulated by a selection of metaphors and models. This chapter takes inspiration from Jorgensen’s approach to music education and explores how the changing idea of culture resonates with thinking about music education. It is suggested that music education and culture can be thought of together through a more politically aware stance or image of thought that music teachers can adopt: the music educator as cultural worker. By adopting this stance, the music educator enacts music and culture together, is critically informed by the changing cultural landscape, and agile enough to develop and adapt creative pedagogies ...
In Pictures of Music Education, Estelle Jorgensen extends her analysis of the pilgrimage metaphor an...
This chapter returns to Jorgensen’s 2003 publication Transforming Music Education. Kertz-Welzel revi...
Music is a language common to all people, in all cultures, at all times throughout history. It is a ...
In the field of music education philosophy, several contributors have significantly impacted how we ...
Numerous scholars have provided philosophical perspectives to justify the inclusion of music educati...
This chapter takes Jorgensen’s thoughts regarding how music education can contribute to a better wor...
This chapter considers the question of how music educators determine the musical ends towards which ...
In her landmark book, In Search of Music Education (University of Illinois Press, 1997), Estelle R. ...
This chapter will address the multiplicity of models and metaphors set out in Jorgensen’s Pictures o...
This short philosophical chapter borrows and diverges from Estelle Jorgensen’s In Search of Music Ed...
This chapter chronicles the influence of Jorgensen’s writing in a graduate choral music education co...
When expressing the phrase music lessons, one often visualizes students with their musical instrumen...
This chapter reconsiders the notion of the good, the true, and the beautiful for music education in ...
A change has been going on in both the philosophy of music education and the general philosophy of m...
By explaining the cultural mechanism of \u27prolepsis\u27 through examples of my own teaching, I pos...
In Pictures of Music Education, Estelle Jorgensen extends her analysis of the pilgrimage metaphor an...
This chapter returns to Jorgensen’s 2003 publication Transforming Music Education. Kertz-Welzel revi...
Music is a language common to all people, in all cultures, at all times throughout history. It is a ...
In the field of music education philosophy, several contributors have significantly impacted how we ...
Numerous scholars have provided philosophical perspectives to justify the inclusion of music educati...
This chapter takes Jorgensen’s thoughts regarding how music education can contribute to a better wor...
This chapter considers the question of how music educators determine the musical ends towards which ...
In her landmark book, In Search of Music Education (University of Illinois Press, 1997), Estelle R. ...
This chapter will address the multiplicity of models and metaphors set out in Jorgensen’s Pictures o...
This short philosophical chapter borrows and diverges from Estelle Jorgensen’s In Search of Music Ed...
This chapter chronicles the influence of Jorgensen’s writing in a graduate choral music education co...
When expressing the phrase music lessons, one often visualizes students with their musical instrumen...
This chapter reconsiders the notion of the good, the true, and the beautiful for music education in ...
A change has been going on in both the philosophy of music education and the general philosophy of m...
By explaining the cultural mechanism of \u27prolepsis\u27 through examples of my own teaching, I pos...
In Pictures of Music Education, Estelle Jorgensen extends her analysis of the pilgrimage metaphor an...
This chapter returns to Jorgensen’s 2003 publication Transforming Music Education. Kertz-Welzel revi...
Music is a language common to all people, in all cultures, at all times throughout history. It is a ...