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The Voices In Our Heads: Interrogating And Unsettling Internalized Ableism In/For Music Education, Juliet Hess

Visions of Research in Music Education

In this article, I grapple with the internalized ableism I have been navigating upon becoming disabled in 2023. The task of this article is to consider the external forces that shape our ideas about disability with particular attention to socialization processes and larger oppressive systems such as neoliberalism. I specifically consider the messages that different representations, ideologies, and structures communicate to the population at large about disability in order to address why these messages are so often internalized in detrimental ways. Exclusion, I argue, is the societal default for disability and I historicize the different movements that have contributed to …

A Unified Approach: Culturally Responsive Teaching And Afrocentricity In Music Education, James H. Lyle Jr.

Visions of Research in Music Education

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In contemporary society, students from ethnically diverse backgrounds are frequently confronted with racial barriers and disenfranchisement even in music education. To provide these students with the best environment for learning, researchers suggest that it is imperative that educators ensure an all-inclusive and impartial education system for these learners. Students of the African diaspora and students of color frequently experience societal injustices and harm in the U.S. education system, thereby resulting in discrepancies in academic accomplishments. This literature review critically evaluates the methods, approaches, and pedagogical practices of music educators and theorists, aiming to specify how teacher training programs can …

Editorial: Harnessing The Ideal And The Pragmatic In Research, Policy, And Practice, Cara Bernard

Visions of Research in Music Education

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Methodologies Of Rural Framework Schemes And Development Issues, Mohamed Soufi

Bouhout

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The History Of Arabic Literary Criticism Between Taha Ibrahim And Dr. 'Atiq, Mustafa Ya'la

Bouhout

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Aspects Of Rhetorical Artifice In Moroccan Poetry, Abd Al-Jawad Al Saqqat

Bouhout

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Insights Into Mauretanian Affairs Through The Jugurthine War, Mohamed Majdoub

Bouhout

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The Concept Of The Permissible (Al-Mubah) In Al-Shatibi's Kitab Al-Muwafaqat, Farid Al Ansari

Bouhout

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The Tax Consequences On The Rehamna Tribe At The End Of The Nineteenth Century, Abd Al-Razzaq Al Siddiki

Bouhout

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Contribution To The History Of Fadala, Abd Al-Latif Al Chadili

Bouhout

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Trade In Morocco In The Nineteenth Century, Akacha Berhab

Bouhout

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Preface, Aziza Bennani

Bouhout

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Relationships Between Landforms And Soil Distribution On Primary Schists Of The Central Beni-Snassen (Eastern Morocco), Taïeb Boumeaza

Bouhout

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The Nador Steel Complex: The Beginnings Of A National Base Industry, Jamila Saidi

BOUHOUT

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The Structure Of Conversational Mitigation In Moroccan Arabic, Lhoussaine Oumazane

Bouhout

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Some Aspects Of Doctrinal Relations Between Al-Andalus And Ifriqiya In The 3rd H./9th C., Salah-Eddine Chaouech

Bouhout

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The Role Of Sonority In The Syllabification Of Moroccan Arabic, Abdeljabbar Hammoumi

Bouhout

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The Poem Between Formal Constraints And The Drift Of Meanings, Fouzia Montassère

Bouhout

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Reality Of Fiction, Fiction Of Reality, Abdeslam El Ouazzani

Bouhout

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The Qur'anic Concept Of The Covenant, Ernest Hamilton

Bouhout

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Geographical Research In Morocco: Theories And Current Concepts, Mustafa Chouiki

Bouhout

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The Talmest Region: Environmental Dynamics And Degradation Of Natural Resources, Mustafa Wadrim

Bouhout

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The Real Estate Market And Urban Expansion In Mohammedia, Ahmed Ait Moussa

Bouhout

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The Importance Of The Geographic Perspective In Development Projects: The Case Of The Middle Atlas Project, Amrou Idil

Bouhout

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Applied Geography In Morocco: Current State And Prospects, Al-Akhal Al-Mukhtar

Bouhout

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Preface, Aziza Bennani

Bouhout

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Sacred And Secular Hearings Of Holsinger's Fantasy On Old Hundred, Samantha M. Inman

Gamut: Online Journal of the Music Theory Society of the Mid-Atlantic

This article explores two modes of hearing afforded by Fantasy on Old Hundred (2018), written for concert band by David R. Holsinger. On one hand, the piece works well even when approached from a secular perspective. On the other hand, familiarity with the hymn tune’s Christian texts and with evangelical theology allows engagement with a deeper network of associative meanings and their narrative implications. Part I of this article explores Holsinger’s choice of OLD HUNDREDTH for this composition, highlighting the musical resources of the tune and its associated texts centered on praise. Part II provides an initial analysis of Fantasy …

Translating Cultural Symbols Into Sound: The Creation And Transformation Of The “Mantra Chord” In Zou Xiangping’S Images Of Yalong River For Alto Saxophone And Piano, Cehuai Zhang

Gamut: Online Journal of the Music Theory Society of the Mid-Atlantic

Abstract: Contemporary Chinese composers such as Zou Xiangping often engage Western compositional techniques to express Chinese cultural and spiritual imagery. In his instrumental solo work Images of Yalong River for Alto Saxophone and Piano, Zou effectively incorporates the Tibetan Buddhist six-syllable mantra “Om mani pedme hum” into a six-note sonority known as the “mantra chord.” Through transforming this chord, Zou aligns it with the descriptive and evocative program he created for the music. This article introduces the background of the creation of the “mantra chord,” examines its transformations, and explores how these adaptations engage with the composer’s program for …

Author Biographies, Obsculta Editors

Obsculta

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A Dedication To Father Michael Patella, Osb, Shawn Colberg

Obsculta

In memory of his life and in honor of his enduring impact on the community, particularly at Saint John’s and throughout the Church and the world, the OBSCVLTA editorial team dedicates this volume to Father Michael Patella.