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Audiation Series, Part 6 -- Stage 2b: From all the pitches and durations we've retained, we decide which are essential.

from Helping Children Audiate Music · host Eric M Bluestine

Bluestine, Eric. 2000. The ways children learn music: An introduction and practical guide to music learning theory. Chicago: GIA.Gordon, Edwin. 1984. “The Basis of Music Learning Theory.” [audiocassette]. Music Educator’s National Conference [MENC], International Audio Stats Educational Services: Los Angeles, Calif. [OCC Number / Unique Identifier: 12019891]Gordon, Edwin. 2012. Learning Sequences in Music: Skill, Content, and Patterns. Chicago: GIA.Reimer, Bennett and Gordon, Edwin. 1994. “The Reimer/Gordon Debate on Music Learning: Complementary or Contradictory Views?” MENC National Biennial In-service Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. Audio Tape Stock #3004, ISBN 1-56545-052-3The Incredibles. 2004. Directed by Brad Bird, Pixar Animation Studios; Buena Vista. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ericmbluestine.substack.com

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