Problems in the Evaluation of College Teaching in Music

01 October 1992 teaching will be time well spent by the music department. 1Sample copies of these forms are available on request from Albert LeBlanc, School of Music, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824-1043. 2Larry A. Braskamp, Dale C. Brandenburg, and...

Evaluation Is Crucial to College Music Teaching

01 January 1993 fairness while working toward musical and academic excellence is the constant goal of the humane evaluator. authors: Albert LeBlanc author_ids: 1050 authors: Albert LeBlanc author_ids: 1050

Arbiters of Taste

01 October 1981 annual meeting of The College Music Society in San Antonio, Texas, October 30, 1979. Participants in the session were Albert LeBlanc of Michigan State University and Terry Lee Kuhn of Kent State University. Although not mentioned in the introductory...

A Creative Legacy: Messiaen as Teacher of Analysis

01 October 2000 Olivier Messiaen, along with Arnold Schoenberg, must be considered as one of the most important composer-teachers of the twentieth century. As with Schoenberg, several composers of note studied with Messiaen, some of whom attained international...