Teaching musicianship in Hong Kong: Current issues and future trends

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Abstract

The purpose of the chapter is to review the past and present situation of teaching musicianship in Hong Kong schools as a background, identify a number of current issues, and propose a number of paradigm shifts that seem to be taking place in Hong Kong at the turn of this new century. In doing so, the chapter not only provides a general historical overview of how Hong Kong school music has traditionally been taught with implications for present practice, but, more importantly, attempts to draw implications on the development of musicianship skills that need to be considered by present day teachers and educational planners alike. Copyright © 2003 the author.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationMusicianship in the 21st century: Issues, trends & possibilities
EditorsSam LEONG
Place of PublicationSydney
PublisherAustralian Music Centre
Pages170-185
ISBN (Print)0909168504
Publication statusPublished - 2003

Citation

Leung, B. W. (2003). Teaching musicianship in Hong Kong: Current issues and future trends. In S. Leong (Ed.), Musicianship in the 21st century: Issues, trends & possibilities (pp.170-185). Sydney: Australian Music Centre.

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