This work seeks to fill an important gap in the music education literature: the significance of important music by important composers and the essence of the childhood experience. It aims to avoid being yet another teaching methodology. Instead, Ian Sharp links an analysis of childhood qua childhood with music expressly about childhood.
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This work seeks to fill an important gap in the music education literature: the significance of important music by important composers and the essence of the childhood experience. It aims to avoid being yet another teaching methodology. Instead, Ian Sharp links an analysis of childhood qua childhood with music expressly about childhood.
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Good. 2000 hardcover. No DJ. Book is shelf worn at edges, has mild soiling on back. Hinges are tight. Creases at spine ends. Pages are clean and unmarked. Ex-library with expected markings.
