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Research Applications in Music CAI

01 October 1981 a variety of research applications to inquiries which have long engaged musicians. REFERENCES 1. Robert W. Ottman, Rosemary N. Killam, Robert M. Adams, W. Kenton Bales, Steven W. Bertsche, Leslie C. Gay, Donald B. Marshall, Daniel A. Peak, and Douglas...
Computer-Assisted Instruction in Music: Drill and Practice in Dictation

01 October 1974 The author gratefully acknowledges the help of Dr. Paul V. Lorton Jr., University of San Francisco; and Rosemary N. Killam, Teaching Assistant, Stanford University, in making and executing numerous programming suggestions. Historically, individualized...

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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.