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Lucy Green
Lucy Green
Professor of Music Education, UCL Institute of Education, London UK
Verified email at ucl.ac.uk
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How popular musicians learn: A way ahead for music education
L Green
Routledge, 2017
30982017
Music, informal learning and the school: A new classroom pedagogy
L Green
Routledge, 2017
22702017
Music, gender, education
L Green
Cambridge University Press, 1997
8011997
Popular music education in and for itself, and for ‘other’music: Current research in the classroom
L Green
International journal of music education 24 (2), 101-118, 2006
6562006
Music on deaf ears: Musical meaning, ideology, education
L Green
5332008
Música, género y educación
L Green
Gilberto Pérez del Blanco, 2001
3262001
The music curriculum as lived experience: Children's “natural” music-learning processes
L Green
Music Educators Journal 91 (4), 27-32, 2005
2262005
Music education, cultural capital, and social group identity
L Green
The cultural study of music, 206-216, 2012
2122012
Learning, teaching, and musical identity: Voices across cultures
L Green
Indiana University Press, 2011
1842011
Musical meaning and social reproduction: A case for retrieving autonomy
L Green
Educational Philosophy and Theory 37 (1), 77-92, 2005
1572005
Research in the sociology of music education: Some introductory concepts
L Green
Music Education Research 1 (2), 159-170, 1999
1431999
Hear, listen, play!: How to free your students' aural, improvisation, and performance skills
L Green
Oxford University Press, 2013
1172013
Pesquisa em sociologia da educação musical
L Green
Revista da ABEM 4 (4), 25-35, 1997
1171997
Group cooperation, inclusion and disaffected pupils: some responses to informal learning in the music classroom. Presented at the RIME Conference 2007, Exeter, UK
L Green
Music Education Research 10 (2), 177-192, 2008
1122008
Music, gender and education a report on some exploratory research
L Green
British Journal of Music Education 10 (3), 219-253, 1993
1121993
I. Exposing the gendered discourse of music education
L Green
Feminism & Psychology 12 (2), 137-144, 2002
1102002
Why ‘ideology’is still relevant for critical thinking in music education
L Green
Action, Criticism, and Theory for Music Education 2 (2), 2-20, 2003
1082003
From the Western classics to the world: secondary music teachers' changing attitudes in England, 1982 and 1998
L Green
British Journal of Music Education 19 (1), 5-30, 2002
1052002
Musical “learning styles” and “learning strategies” in the instrumental lesson: Some emergent findings from a pilot study
L Green
Psychology of Music 40 (1), 42-65, 2012
1042012
What can music educators learn from popular musicians
L Green
Bridging the gap: Popular music and music education, 225-240, 2004
1012004
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