Availability or Avarice as a Guideline for Educational Recording Access? A Response to Michael Greene

28 February 1994 As a music historian, I generally agree with Michael Greene's insistence that funding for music in education needs a substantial increase, and that we must revise the musical canon to include musics of all cultures and traditions. I would add that we...

Equity and Cultural Access in Arts Education

01 January 1994 Martin Luther King. "This is no time for apathy or complacency. This is a time for vigorous positive action." authors: Michael Greene author_ids: 1126 authors: Michael Greene author_ids: 1126

The Arts in Education: An Absolute Necessity - A Response to Michael Greene

28 February 1994 In his keynote address at the 1993 Meeting of CMS, Michael Green discussed the declining place of the arts in the United States. Funding for the arts specifically, for music education is decreasing year by year. The amount of time spent on the arts in...

The Merits of Cooperation

31 October 1994 with these K-12 standards and build on them in our colleges and universities. In the January 1994 CMS Newsletter, Michael Greene stated that "we as educatorshave abdicated leadership as ambassadors of the arts." According to Greene, not only...

On Discourse

01 March 1994 if it were a nail. This happens all the time in academic exchanges. In another recent example, a professor responded to Michael Greene's observations about what he perceives as threats critical to the continuity of music in public school education. The...

Looking Through a Musical Lens: Music, Identity and Culture in Texas

27 August 2012 Introduction1 During the 2010 and 2011 spring semesters we team-taught an upper-elective undergraduate interdisciplinary course at Baylor University entitled "Music and Identity in Texas Culture." As far as we could ascertain, a class of this nature...

On Teaching in Challenging Times

01 November 1993 ways in which we can meet the challenges of this era? Efforts to monitor the cultural environment in the United States. Michael Greene, President and CEO of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, mentioned recently in Grammy Magazine the...