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imagine 2023 focuses on Adaptive Music Making in Early Childhood Settings.
imagine 2023
Top 10 tips, lead and reflection articles on current practices and developments, 25 international snapshots, 10 audio podcasts, 11 practice articles including case vignettes, 12 intervention ideas with video demonstrations, 4 videos for parents, 2 event reports, and many curated resources and publications make this issue a go-to for music therapists and educators who support children in the process of becoming autonomous and self-sufficient music makers.
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In this article, Marlén Rodriguez-Wolfe and her partners describe using the ukulele with young children of all abilities as an adaptive instrument, with assistive technology, for adaptive music lessons, and with non-standard music notation and songwriting techniques – all in a wide variety of environments.
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Lori Gooding, PhD, MT-BC
Top 10: Adaptive Music Making
Anita Swanson, PhD, MT-BC
Steps Towards Equitable Music Making
Crystal King, MSEd, MT-BC
Assitive Technology: Independent Music Making
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