Journal of Popular Music Education 6.2 is out now! Special Issue
Intellect is pleased to announce that Journal of Popular Music Education 6.2 is out now!
Special Issue: ‘Girls and Women in Popular Music Education’
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https://www.intellectbooks.com/journal-of-popular-music-education
Aims & Scope
The main aims of Journal of Popular Music Education, especially initially, are iteratively to define the parameters of the field and disciplines of its readership and contributors (especially with regard to other journals in popular music and music education), this being an emerging field of scholarship and practice. The other principal aim is to disseminate excellent critique and other forms of scholarship (e.g. phenomenological) in and related to the field. The journal has an inclusive, global reach. ‘Education’ and ‘popular music’ are terms that we expect to be stretched and problematized through rigorous examination from multiple international perspectives.
Issue 6.2
PATRICIA SHEHAN CAMPBELL
Articles
‘Spectaculars’ and the study of popular musicking
CLAIRE M. ANDERSON
Imposter syndrome: A case study on the experiences and perspectives of a teenage feminist indie band
LLOYD MCARTON
Contextualizing the music and politics of Oumou Sangaré
L. CLAYTON DAHM
Natural, tender and unstrained: Teresa Teng in Chinese and Japanese music education
KE GUO AND MARI SHIOBARA
Women sounding out: Listening for queerness in folk and popular music of the United States
J. MICHAEL KOHFELD
‘She’s an expert on the harmonica’: Women, stage shows and harmonica playing
CAROL RENA SHANSKY
Becoming and being a DJ: Black female experiences in Ireland (Open Access)
AILBHE KENNY
JULIANA CANTARELLI VITA
Practices and Perspectives
The rise of sound girls: Expect, empower, energize, educate
PATRICE DEVINCENTIS
Book Reviews
Music Business Careers: Career Duality in the Creative Industries, Cheryl Slay Carr (2019)
SOL ELISA MARTINEZ MISSENA
Integrating STEM with Music: Units, Lessons, and Adaptations for K–12, Shawna Longo and
GRAHAM JOHNSON AND ALESIA MICKLE MOLDAVAN