Earlier this week, The Partial Observer published one of my Neo Classical articles which examines how many of the problems classical music faced 100 years ago are the same problems it faces today.
The historical material for the article came from the October, 1918 edition of The Etude, which I used for a few previous articles (here and here).
The one unique aspect is that in 1918, the people perceived these problems at the awakening of the American music giant and today that giant is suffering from schizophrenia issues. What we could use today is a healthy dose of the “limitless potential” attitude our great grandparents possessed.
History is a circle, the trick is figuring out where you are in the loop.
March is National Association for Music Education's Music In Our Schools Month, an annual celebration which, according to NAFME, "engages music educators, students, and…
