The latest books from the Canadian Music Educators’ Association/l’Association canadienne des éducateur·rice·s de musique.
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Publications Advisory Committee
- Francine Morin, Ph.D.
Senior Scholar & Professor Emerita, Music and Arts Education
Faculty of Education
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB - Betty Anne Younker, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor Emerita, Music Education
Don Wright Faculty of Music
Western University, London ON - Kathy M. Robinson, Ph.D.
Professor, Music Education
Faculty of Education
University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB - Katie Tremblay, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Curriculum Studies
School of Education
Cape Breton University, Sydney, NS
21st Century Music Education
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21st Century Music Education – English
21st Century Music Education – French
Music and Media Infused Lives
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Music and Media Infused Lives – English
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Personhood and Music Learning
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Personhood and Music Learning – English
Personhood and Music Learning – French
Books Series Overview
Research to Practice is a Biennial Series published by the Canadian Music Educators’ Association/l’Association canadienne des éducateur·rice·s de musique, as a service to the profession. The series presents topical books pertinent to music education at all levels and in all contexts of society. Books in this series publish research from international contributors with a commitment to connecting this research to the practice of the profession. Contributions are solicited through general calls as well as invitation. All papers are peer refereed. Books in this series are intended to engage researchers in sharing their work and to stimulate thinking among students in music teacher education and all members of the music education profession.
