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John Lowell.
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First Music Educator. He taught for one year without pay (1836) to see if the idea of Music Education would work.
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Who was chosen in Boston in the 1800s for a Music Educator's position?
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Specially trained people (knew how to read music) were appointed.
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Why was it important that music was a "specialized" class?
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There were no supervisors. Only an authorized instructor. ("You won't be supervised, but we will pay you.")
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How was music taught in the 1800s?
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Music was taught by a "professional" and included classes such as: theory, sightsinging, appreciation, etc. (much like classes today.)
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What is meant by the 20th century phrase, "for the child?"
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Many parents said, "I didn't have it when I was a kid so I'll give it to my kid."
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In 1900 what was the primary music program?
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Vocal, but music education was attempting to provide the child with what their interest was (instrumental/vocal).
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Pastalozzi, John Dewey, and Rousseau.
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Music Education Reformers of the 20th century.
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