Documentary report of the Ann Arbor Symposium : National Symposium on the Applications of Psychology to the Teaching and Learning of Music / [sponsored by] Music Educators National Conference.

Author/creator Music Educators National Conference (U.S.)
Other author University of Michigan. School of Music.
Other author University of Michigan. Center for Research on Learning and Teaching.
Format Book
Publication InfoReston, Va. : Music Educators National Conference, ©1981.
Descriptionx, 372 pages : illustrations, charts, music ; 28 cm
Subjects

Contents Session I. Auditory perception: Concerns for musical learning / James C. Carlsen -- Auditory perception in music teaching and learning / Jack J. Heller and Warren C. Campbell -- Response / Ruth S. Day -- Response / Diana Deutsch -- Psychomotor skills / Steven K. Hedden -- Motor learning in music education / Robert G. Sidnell -- Response / Frank Restle -- Response / David LaBerge -- Child development / Robert G. Petzold -- Child development and music education / Marilyn P. Zimmerman -- Response / Roger Brown -- Response / William Kessen -- Music learning and learning theory / Edwin E. Gordon -- Cognition and musical development / Gerard L. Knieter -- Response / W. Jay Dowling -- Response / Roger N. Shepard -- Children's processing and remembering of music: some speculations / Henry L. Cady -- Music information processing and memory / David Brian Williams -- Response / Jane A. Siegel -- Response / Asahel D. Woodruff -- An operant approach to motivation and affect: ten years of research in music learning / R. Douglas Greer -- Motivation and affect / Malcolm J. Tait -- Response / Edward L. Walker -- Response / Joel O. Raynor -- Report of the needs and issues team for symposium session I -- Session II. Mental structures through which music is perceived / W. Jay Dowling -- Response / David Brian Williams -- Individual differences in the perception of musical pitch / Roger N. Shepard -- Response / Robert G. Sidnell -- Perceptual and motor schemas in the performance of musical pitch / David LaBerge -- Response / Steven K. Hedden -- Culturally defined learning experience / Jane A. Siegel -- Response / James C. Carlsen -- Musical illusions and handedness / Diana Deutsch -- Response / Edwin E. Gordon -- Music and language / Roger Brown -- Response / Jack J. Heller -- Music ability and patterns of cognition / Ruth S. Day -- Response / Henry L. Cady -- Toward a linkage system between psychology and music education / Asahe D. Woodruff -- Response / Gerard L. Knieter -- The acquisition of song: a developmental approach / Lyle Davidson, Patricia McKernon, and Howard E. Gardner -- Response / Marilyn P. Zimmerman -- Hedgehog theory and music education / Edward L. Walker -- Response / R. Douglas Greer -- Motivational determinants of music-related behavior: psychological careers of student, teacher, performer, and listener / Joel O. Raynor -- Response / Malcolm J. Tait -- Encounters: the American child's meeting with music / William Kessen -- Response / Robert G. Petzold -- Report of the needs and issues team for symposium session II / Edgar M. Turrentine -- Summary / Wilbert J. McKeachie.
General noteProceedings of the National Symposium on the Applications of Psychology to the Teaching and Learning of Music, held at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Oct. 30-Nov. 2, 1978, and July 30-Aug. 2, 1979.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographies.