Living Music in Schools 1923-1999: Studies in the History of Music Education in England

Abstract

Music in schools 1923-1999 - an educational debate: 1923-1924 1947-1948 1973-1974 1998-1999. 'Changing the face of school music' - Walford Davies and the development of BBC school music broadcasts 1924-1947: Walford Davies The Gramophone Company and Walford Davies The BBC Conclusion. Musical education of the under-twelves 1949-1983: Music in Primary Schools 1949-1972 Musical education of the under-twelves (MEUT) The progressive ideal and musical creativity Traditional concerns Conclusion. 'A house divided' - music education during the schools council era of the 1970S: The Schools Council and its Music Projects 'Music education of young children' 1970-1976 'Music in the Secondary School Curriculum' 1973-1980 Discussion Conclusion. Talking about music teaching - recollections and realities: Student music teachers talking Secondary music teachers talking Conclusion. Conclusion - Rhetorical discourse about the place of music in the curriculum Stages of curriculum change in music Living music in schools in the future. Afterword - towards a usable past for music educators: Issues in the history of education Bernarr Rainbow and 'The land without music' Broadening horizons Towards a usable past for music educators.

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