1941
DOI: 10.2307/3386137
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American Music for American Schools

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“…34 Music professor Theodore F. Normann also looked to the schools, believing that music educators can be "of inestimable value in the stimulation and growth of American music and of American composition." 35 He called on composers to recognize "the potentialities inherent in a nation-wide musical program for youth." 36 But with the climate of war that had descended upon the continent once again in the early 1940s, the focus of American music shifted from classical to folk and national music.…”
Section: Changing Narratives Of Musical Americamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…34 Music professor Theodore F. Normann also looked to the schools, believing that music educators can be "of inestimable value in the stimulation and growth of American music and of American composition." 35 He called on composers to recognize "the potentialities inherent in a nation-wide musical program for youth." 36 But with the climate of war that had descended upon the continent once again in the early 1940s, the focus of American music shifted from classical to folk and national music.…”
Section: Changing Narratives Of Musical Americamentioning
confidence: 99%