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Jeremy Jackman

20 May 2010

As the purse strings are held ever tighter, we need to be flexible in our working patterns and practices, says Jeremy Jackman.

Beth Fagg

20 May 2010

Beth Fagg considers the changing role of the private teacher and the importance of professional development.

Kenneth Ian Hÿtch

20 May 2010

In his Presidential address, Kenneth Ian Hÿtch explores the art of listening.

Professor Jonathan Stephens

5 May 2010

At a time of great change, Professor Jonathan Stephens urges support for music educators as they seek to encourage young people’s musical development.

22 January 2010

Recent issues of Music Journal have included letters which raise important issues regarding the way assessment is handled in public exams in music. Bill Tomkins discusses why this is such a complex issue.

8 December 2009

John Finney argues that government intervention and regulation has eroded the professional status of music teachers.

3 August 2009

Stephen Cleobury argues that choral foundations should continue to play a full part in music education, alongside newer initiatives.

1 June 2009

Robert Marsh argues that educators should broaden pupils’ horizons and not shy away from placing classical music at the heart of learning.

1 June 2009

In hard economic times, Paul Max Edlin says performers and composers must think and act differently

1 June 2009

Elizabeth Goddard encourages private teachers to reflect on their work and take pride in their professionalism

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