The Purpose of the Survey Some Key Findings Discussion of Some Issues of Significance The Survey Some Other Correlations Author References The Purpose of the Survey The purpose was to discover something about the music education of people who have
Acknowledgments Some Key Outcomes Some Issues of Significance The Survey Author Acknowledgments The survey was conducted with the kind collaboration of Rory Jeffes, CEO of the SSO, and orchestral members. The Purpose of the Survey The survey seeks to identify
It’s Taking a Long Time Quick Recent History from MCA’s Perspective Analysis of the Current Situation: Pre-service Education of Teachers Analysis of the Current Situation: Arts Education for the Existing Workforce Secondary Schools MCA Music and Media Symposium Music Council
Editorial, Music Forum, Winter 2013 So in mid-March, it was finally released, with money attached. Old news now, plenty of opinions expressed, even on the day of publication. It’s 144 dense pages long, and it needs a faster brain than
Overview Musicians Small ensembles and individual musicians Venues and Entrepreneurs Festivals and major events Awards for musicians Awards for recordings Support and Information Resources Education Related Record Companies Related Broadcasters Funding Issues Authors Overview The quality and variety of jazz
Instrument Supply Supply of High-End String Instruments Supply of Student Instruments Local manufacture of instruments Hand-Crafted Instruments Locally Designed or Made Digital Music Equipment and Software Possible Issues Availability of Fine Orchestral String Instruments for our Best Players Supply of
Government Arts Subsidies Two Types of Subsidy Subsidy Objectives at the Different Levels of Government How Subsidy Decisions Are Organised at Different Levels of Government Funding Cooperation Between Commonwealth and State Authorities Arts Programs Managed Directly by the Commonwealth Department
Freedom of Expression Music Censorship in Australia Issues Sedition Community Standards and Child Protection The Recorded Music Labelling Code of Practice Statutory Independence and Government Censorship Constitutional Guarantees Author Freedom of Expression Freedom of expression is purportedly guaranteed by various
Background Issues Intervention of Free Trade Agreement New Music Requirement Obsolescence of Free to Air Radio and Regulation of the Digital Realm References Author Background There are requirements of Australian broadcasters, radio, television and cable television, that they support the
Introduction Scale Education Early Childhood School Music Education Tertiary Music Education Community Education Community Creation Live Performance Recording Broadcasting Internet A Fragmented Sector Statistical and Other Structural Information Statistics Other Structural Information Issues Involving Statistics References Author Introduction What is
Introduction Major City Festivals Some of the More Important Music Festivals Websites Listing Music Festivals Funding Associations Author Introduction There is a zillion music festivals or festivals including music in Australia, from events attracting tens of thousands to small town
This analysis includes unsubstantiated assertions. To that extent, it is intended only to be indicative of lines of argument. A literature search or even original research may be needed to discover support for some assertions. Some statistical data have been
Sources References Authors The data table associated with this article has three sections, under the headings “Classical Music Concerts”, “Opera Attendance” and “Ballet Attendance”.1 Classical music in this report refers to the widely-used term for artistic music played in concert-hall
The report1 of the National Review of School Music Education dates from 2005 and unlike the multiple previous reports of its kind, stretching back over decades, it is actually the subject of discussion and action two years after it was
International Free Trade and the Issues for Music and Music Copyright References Author International Free Trade and the Issues for Music and Music Copyright In 2005, the General Assembly of UNESCO voted that UNESCO would host a Convention for the
Introduction What Use are the Organisations to You? Geographical Coverage Legal Status Tax Status Websites Some Comments on Coverage Activities in which there are National Organisations Community Music education Creators Professional Performers Music Industry Copyright and Legal Broadcasting Other References
Introduction Levels Recent Research and Politics The National Review of School Music Education The National Music Workshop The Stevens Report Education Systems Government Departments of Education Catholic Education Offices Independent Schools Live Musical Performances in Schools Associations Connected with School
Preface Defining World Music in Australia Live performance The Audience Presenters Festivals The Musicians Other Matters Education Broadcasting Recording Policy and Funding Issues Author Preface Please note that the narrative on world music is preliminary and contains ‘loose ends’ (indicated
