Abstract
This presentation aims to share two innovative teaching practices in pop music performance education, highlighting their potential to bridge the gap between music education and the music industry. The purpose is to demonstrate how experimental and project-based learning can equip students with the skills, confidence, and creativity required for a successful music career.
The presentation will showcase two teaching practices: Live Performance Workshops and the Annual Stage Show. The Live Performance Workshops simulate a professional gig environment, where students must prepare and perform a song from various genres and styles within a two-hour timeframe. The Annual Stage Show is a comprehensive project that requires students to manage all aspects of a large-scale concert, from conceptualization to execution. The presentation will discuss the design, implementation, and outcomes of these teaching practices, highlighting their effectiveness in promoting critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and project management skills.
By integrating experimental and project-based learning into pop music performance education, we can better prepare students for the realities of the music industry. This presentation will share the successes and challenges of these teaching practices, highlighting their potential to revolutionize music education and equip students with the skills, confidence, and creativity to succeed in the ever-changing music landscape. This presentation contributes to the ongoing discussion on innovative teaching practices in music education, highlighting the potential of experimental and project-based learning to transform the way we teach and learn music. The findings and insights shared in this presentation will be of interest to music educators, researchers, and industry professionals, providing a valuable resource for those seeking to enhance the relevance and effectiveness of music education programmes.
The presentation will showcase two teaching practices: Live Performance Workshops and the Annual Stage Show. The Live Performance Workshops simulate a professional gig environment, where students must prepare and perform a song from various genres and styles within a two-hour timeframe. The Annual Stage Show is a comprehensive project that requires students to manage all aspects of a large-scale concert, from conceptualization to execution. The presentation will discuss the design, implementation, and outcomes of these teaching practices, highlighting their effectiveness in promoting critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and project management skills.
By integrating experimental and project-based learning into pop music performance education, we can better prepare students for the realities of the music industry. This presentation will share the successes and challenges of these teaching practices, highlighting their potential to revolutionize music education and equip students with the skills, confidence, and creativity to succeed in the ever-changing music landscape. This presentation contributes to the ongoing discussion on innovative teaching practices in music education, highlighting the potential of experimental and project-based learning to transform the way we teach and learn music. The findings and insights shared in this presentation will be of interest to music educators, researchers, and industry professionals, providing a valuable resource for those seeking to enhance the relevance and effectiveness of music education programmes.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 26 Jun 2025 |
| Event | Broadening music performance: New approaches and possibilities for higher music education - University of Surrey, Guildford, United Kingdom Duration: 26 Jun 2025 → 27 Jun 2025 https://www.musicologie.org/24/broadening_music_performance_new_approaches.html |
Conference
| Conference | Broadening music performance: New approaches and possibilities for higher music education |
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| Country/Territory | United Kingdom |
| City | Guildford |
| Period | 26/06/25 → 27/06/25 |
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