Songwriting in Modern Band?: Considering Constructivism as an Approach for Teaching Popular Music

20 September 2020 Abstract The study of popular music in public education is currently gaining momentum in American schools. Modern Band has been identified as a leading force in this movement, positioning itself as a catalyst for expanding the scope of music offerings...

The Schoolification of Popular Music

01 April 2019 all times and spaces. The Schoolification of Popular Music is one such option with immense potential. authors: Radio Cremata author_ids: 2498 authors: Radio Cremata author_ids: 2498

Building a Conceptual Model of Independent Studio Production in Undergraduate Music Technology Courses Through Authentic Assessment

01 October 2024 of Music Education 38, no. 1: 147–58. https://doi.org/10.1177/0255761419855820. Clauhs, Matthew, Brian Franco, and Radio Cremata. 2019. "Mixing it Pp: Sound Recording and Music Production in School Music Programs." Music Educators Journal 106, no. 1:...

The Music Industry, Musical Industry, and Dirty (Blond) Work

13 May 2026 A Dirty Blond Show I’m home on a Saturday afternoon in Hampton, Connecticut and my band has a Blondie covers gig tonight in New York City. I give myself a strong coffee and four hours and for what Google Maps predicts is a three-hour drive (traffic...

Editorial Board

31 May 2018 Adams, Performance Western Carolina University Sabrina Rashelle Clarke, Career Development West Chester University Radio Cremata, Music Technology Ithaca College Michael Laymon, Composition Harold Washington College Performances, Lectures,...

General Editor’s Preface

01 April 2019 famous Debussy piece in great detail. Along with Forum essays of Adams and Critchfield, our issue includes an essay by Radio Cremata that encourages teachers to be more amenable to popular music in education, if only to break through the school music...