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  • Contemporary Issues, curriculum, digital culture, Instrumental, music education, socio-cultural Issues, technology

Performing Music with Digital Media

Check out Sight Machine by Trevor Paglen, Kronos Quartet, and Obscura Digital commissioned by Cantor Arts Center (recently featured on WIRED): You can also read a New York Times article by Julie Baumgardner about Sight Machine and themes of the project.…

  • etobias
  • April 28, 2017
  • analysis, music education, popular culture, popular music

Flow, Beats, & Style – Hip Hop Meets Llama Llama Red Pajama

The Cruz Show on Power 106 Los Angeles has a running segment where MCs rap the children’s book Llama Llama Red Pajama over a beat.   Besides it being fun to hear a children’s book getting some rap treatment, it provides…

  • etobias
  • April 26, 2017
  • Contemporary Issues, curriculum, digital culture, research

Sound Explorations Music Learning Playlists – Digital Media and Learning Competition 6

I am currently leading a project to develop connected learning playlists focused on music. The Sound Explorations: Creating, Expressing, Improving Communities project is an awardee of the 6th Digital and Media Learning Competition, with support from the MacArthur Foundation. Sound…

  • etobias
  • March 6, 2017
  • Contemporary Issues, curriculum, music education, popular culture, popular music, socio-cultural Issues

Journal of Popular Music Education and Popular Music in Music Education

The first volume and issue of the new Journal of Popular Music Education is available for free online. Congrats to editors Bryan Powell and Gareth Dylan Smith, who were a driving force in the journal coming into existence. Some Context…

  • etobias
  • March 5, 2017
  • analysis, Contemporary Issues, music education, pedagogy, popular culture, popular music

Popular Music and Music Education Resources

Resources for Popular Music and Music Learning and Teaching These popular music and music education resources can be useful for those engaged in the practice of facilitating engagement and learning with popular music and those engaged in researching aspects of…

  • etobias
  • March 5, 2017
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