Music and the Government

Weaver, Paul J.

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Changing Narratives Of Musical America1

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“…Only then, according to Paul Weaver, "will America dare call herself a musical nation." 27 As mass media began to shape musical culture, their presence became evident in the journal. Franklin Dunham, educational director of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), addressed the topic of music as "a new force in America" and pointed out that music belongs "to the whole people."…”

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“We Who Have the Destiny of Musical America in Our Hands”

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2014

Music Educators Journal

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To mark the centennial of Music Educators Journal (MEJ), this article explores the relationship of music education and the making of musical America across the century. Several interwoven themes are developed to show changing narratives of American music and music education, using voices from the pages of MEJ. The themes rise and recede at different times, appearing in different guises according to the political, social, and cultural ideologies and values of the time. The author reflects on music education then and now and ends with reflections based on the first century of the journal's history.

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“We Who Have the Destiny of Musical America in Our Hands”

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