“Shot Into the Air Like a Rocket”: Climax in the Lieder of Alma Mahler

01 May 2023 Alexander. Lieder aus dem Nachlass: Gesang und Klavier, edited by Antony Beaumont. Munich: Ricordi, 1995. authors: Rachel E. Scott author_ids: 271949 authors: Rachel E. Scott author_ids: 271949

Assets and Liabilities: The Usage, Preservation, and Instruction of the Singing Voice–and Successes in the Applied Studio

02 March 2015 Cornelia Watkins and Laurie Scott, From the Stage to the Studio: How Fine Musicians Become Great Teachers (New York: Oxford University Press. 2012), ff. xv, pp. 304; ISBN 978-0-19-974051-2. Anthony F. Jahn, M.D., editor, The Singer’s Guide to Complete...

Your Turn to Lead: Cultivating Student Leadership in Music Theory and Aural Skills

13 May 2026 Introduction Universities and colleges aspire to equip students for leadership in their professions, and institutions frequently include leadership education in their statements of mission and purpose. According to Susan Komives and Matthew Sowcik...

Music Improvisation in Higher Education

11 November 2013 Abstract While music educators and administrators have increasingly voiced support for improvisation as an integral component of music education in recent decades, research reveals a continuing discrepancy between this viewpoint and evidence of...

The Suzuki Violin School: Past, Present, and Possible Future

15 May 2024 Abstract According to the International Suzuki Association, by 2024, all ten books of the Suzuki violin method’s International Edition will have been published (https://internationalsuzuki.org/violin). Scholarship engaged with the method largely...