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Learning philosophical thinking through collaborative writing in secondary education

open access: yes, 2017
This study investigated students' practice of philosophical thinking through collaborative writing in secondary education. A philosophy course was developed following the rationale of the learning communities in which writing was used as an epistemic ...
Corcelles-Seuba, Mariona   +1 more
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Creating accounts of diverse developmental writing paths within a Colombian major in industrial engineering

open access: yes, 2018
This paper describes developmental writing paths within a Colombian major in Industrial Engineering. The accounts were created through retrospective descriptions of students' writing experiences collected by a qualitative survey and analyzing writing ...
Narvaez Cardona, Elizabeth
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Communicating and accentuating the aesthetic and expressive dimension in choral conducting [PDF]

open access: yes, 2009
This article considers the issues that are involved in effective choral conducting from an aesthetic dimension. Drawing upon research, theories and practice, it provides some insight into the nature of communication and the significance of gesture on ...
Durrant, Colin
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The Colours in a New Zealand Choral Aesthetic: the soloist and the ensemble: Dr Morag Atchison & Dr Karen Grylls World Symposium of Choral Music XI WSCM, Barcelona, Spain.

open access: yes, 2017
This paper addresses the concept of colours in the choral aesthetic, with specific reference to the New Zealand choral scene with its influence from the Pasifika and indigenous Maori vocal colours. The presenters from the University of Auckland, Dr Morag
Atchison, Morag, Grylls, Karen
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ANU Choral Society French choral music concert at University House, 15 July 1973

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1. Il est bel et bon (Passereau) -- 2. Mignonne allons voir (Guillaume Costeley) -- 3. La guerre (Janequin) -- 4. Ce mois de mai (Janequin) -- 5. Au joli bois (Janequin) -- 6. Si dung petit de vostre bien (Janequin) -- 7. Cantique de Jean Racine (Faur?)
Conductor: Brian Hingerty   +1 more
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ANU Choral Society German choral music concert at University House, 25 October 1973

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Side 1. 1. Gaudeamus igitur -- 2. Two motets: Laudate Dominum (H. L. Hassler); Cantate Domino (H. Schütz) -- 3. Missa Brevis (Buxtehude) -- 4. Two madrigals and a Lied: Nun fanget an (H. L.
Conductor: Brian Hingerty   +1 more
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Teaching writing process

open access: yes, 2012
A fiction writer will often begin writing a manuscript in a rough and fragmentary manner, and over time transform these early attempts into what is hoped will be a publishable manuscript.
Neave, Lucy (S28838)
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An analysis of influences on choral performance adjudicators’ rating decisions of choral performance [PDF]

open access: yes, 2017
The purpose of this study was to (a) examine influences on choral music adjudicators’ rating decisions of choral performance quality and (b) to see if differences existed among those influences by participants’ years of adjudication experience and ...
Hansen, Christopher M.   +1 more
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'The Rainbow Bridge': Writing and Teaching in a Regional Context

open access: yes, 2010
This discussion explores how place shapes the teaching of creative writing. More specifically, the paper considers how creative writing can be taught within a regional context where students may have limited access to literary knowledge, traditions and ...
Green, Stephanie
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Tracing Compositional and Writing Processes in Sources to the Choral Works of Niels W. Gade

open access: yes, 2019
The article investigates how Niels W. Gade composed his choral works and how he used written media during the process of composing. A point of departure for the interpretation of the surviving sources is that the preparation of musical manuscripts happened within a socio-musical context, governed by norms dependent on the writer and on the receiver of ...
openaire   +1 more source

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