Gerard L. Knieter
Abstract
The capacity for musical response is a universal quality, and musical culture belongs to the total society, says this writer, who believes that instruction in music should be available for the entire school population.
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The capacity for musical response is a universal quality, and musical culture belongs to the total society, says this writer, who believes that instruction in music should be available for the entire school population.
Key concepts: Musical, Music education, Quality (philosophy), Pedagogy, Psychology, Aesthetics, Population, Sociology