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    ‘GET LIT!’: EXAMINING LITERATURE SELECTION AND PROGRAMMATIC METHOD BASED ON THEMES OBSERVED BETWEEN TEACHER AND STUDENT PERSPECTIVE OF WHAT MAKES MERITORIOUS WIND BAND LITERATURE.

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    Date
    2022-08
    Author
    Kowbel, Michael
    Publisher
    College of Fine Arts and Communication, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
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    Abstract
    This study is qualitative in nature and explores the felt experiences of high school and university wind band educators and students from various demographic groups regarding their perspectives on what qualifies a piece of wind band literature as meritorious. The study included a survey, for both director and student participants, which examined the preferences of both directors and students and offered an opportunity to voice their opinion of what is quality wind band literature in their own words. Through the process of surveying high school and university wind band directors and students, four major themes emerged that directors in current practice and pre-professionals in training can apply to their wind band literature selection.
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    Meritorious
    Programmatic Choice
    Repertoire/Literature
    Wind Band
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/83507
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