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Culturally Responsive Pedagogies for the Orchestra
Untold Stories of Seating Oppression and the Uprise of Social Justice
Introduction
This innovative volume explores the potential of alternative seating practices (ASP) to revolutionize orchestral music teaching in US schools and beyond by improving musicians' social and musical experiences, including peer mentorship.
Research and Benefits
Challenging traditional hierarchical seating structures and drawing on longitudinal research and autoethnographic data, it explores the benefits of alternative seating practices on student learning, well-being, and overall musical performance.
Social Justice and Pedagogy
Rooted in critical discussion of the importance of social justice in music education, it describes new strategies for culturally responsive pedagogies and examines how educators and conductors can create a cohesive and collaborative orchestra guided by the principles of ethnic studies, while valuing and celebrating diversity among the members.
Audience
It will be of interest to academics, scholars, and educators in music education and pedagogy, social justice education, and race and ethnic studies.
