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Melodic Tendencies in Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet

01 October 1997 In 1958, Joseph Youngblood's article entitled "Style as Information" explored the notion of musical style as a set of mathematically verifiable preferences for certain musical structures over others.1 In the study, he concentrated on single melodic...
Improving Teaching and Testing Through Item Analysis

01 October 1981 period exams were reviewed in class, and the students retained those exams as study guides for the final. authors: Joseph Youngblood author_ids: 1285 authors: Joseph Youngblood author_ids: 1285
Why Music Critics Disagree

01 October 1983 in Phases of Modern Music (1904; reprint ed., Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press, 1968), pp. 93-101. authors: Joseph Youngblood author_ids: 1285 authors: Joseph Youngblood author_ids: 1285

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The College Music Society is dedicated to the advancement of music teaching, learning, scholarship, performance, and creative activity. Rooted in higher education, CMS serves as an inclusive forum for dialogue and collaboration among music professionals across all disciplines and career paths. We support faculty, students, independent scholars, and industry partners by fostering innovation, promoting diversity, and encouraging the exchange of ideas to shape the future of music in society. Through advocacy, professional development, and community engagement, CMS empowers its members to lead and inspire in academic, artistic, and entrepreneurial contexts.