1st Edition
Music Learning as Youth Development
Part 1: Framing the Conversation about Music and Human Development
Introduction
Brian Kaufman and Lawrence Scripp
1. Human Development Through Music
Lawrence Scripp and Josh Gilbert
Part 2: Exploring Music Learning as Youth Development
2. Making Music, Promoting Development: The Power of Practice
Dennie Palmer Wolf, Steven Holochwost, and Judith Hill Bose
3. Musical Futures: Informal Group Music-Making in Schools as a Context for Youth Development
Susan Hallam and Andrea Creech
4. A National Orchestra for All: An Ethos of Inclusiveness within Music-Making for Positive Youth Development
Andrea Creech and Lina Tsaklagkanou
5. From Problem to Progression: [Re]conceptualizing a Young People’s Music Program in the UK
Ruth Currie and Lee Higgins
6. Cultural Expression as Creative Youth Development: Experiences with the Palestine National Music Conservatory
Carol Frierson-Campbell
Part 3: The Future of Music Learning as Youth and Human Development
7. The Leader of the Band: Exploring a Framework for Music Learning as Youth Development
Michael Raiber
8. Higher Education Music Programs as Youth Development
Brian Kaufman
9. Changing the Ecology of Music Learning: Lessons from Creative Youth Development
Erik Holmgren
Music Learning as Youth Development: Comments, Reflections, Conclusions
Lawrence Scripp and Brian Kaufman
Biography
Brian Kaufman is Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Maryland Baltimore County where he oversees the Instrumental Music Education program.
Lawrence Scripp is Professor of Undergraduate and Graduate Theoretical Studies, as well as Chair of Music Education and Founding Director for the Music-in-Education Program at New England Conservatory of Music.
