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English Settlers brought sacred music to the new world
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Massachusetts School Law of 1642
First law to require elementary music education -
Massachusetts School Law of 1647
Required each town with more than 50 families to appoint a teacher for music reading and writing -
Thomas Walter complained about music being terrible
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Lowell Mason convinced the BOE to include music as a curricular event
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Emile Jaques -Dalcroze
Was born -
Zoltán Kodály
Was Born -
Carl Orff
Was born -
Dalcroze's lecture "Reform of Music Education in Schools"
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Kodály's method books were composed
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The contemporary era of music began in the 1950s
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National Advisory Committee on Education
They took steps to decrease dropout rate -
MENC organized a consistent, solid foundation for music education
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Ford Foundation donated 1,380,000 to schools for Arts
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Sputnik
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Young Composers Project Established
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AASA Recommended a more balanced curriculum with arts and humanities
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Yale Seminar
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Civil Rights Act of 1964
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MENC published "Music in General Education
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First Virginia Symposium, Tanglewood symposium
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The Tanglewood Symposium
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Cognitive Psychology
Ulrich Neisser, a psychologist, defined cognitive psychology as "The Study of human cognition as it occurs in natural purposeful activity withing the ordinary environment -
The First Internation Symposium on Orff-Schulwerk
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"Project Zero" Founded at Harvard University
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Nelson Goodman Published "Languages of Art"
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MENC's Goals and Objectives project began in
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Ford Foundation Funded the Kodály method to be brought to US
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"A Philosophy of Music Education" Published
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International Kodály Society was founded
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National Commission on Instruction published a work
Entitled "The School Music Program: Description and Standards" -
The President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH)
It was created -
Getty Center for Education in the Arts' Book
Published "Beyond Creating: The Place for Art in America's Schools -
MENC Published the second edition of their goals for 1990
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"On the Nature of the Musical Experience" Published
Reimer and Jeffrey Wright -
MENC established SRIG
Philosophy of Music Education Special Research Group -
MayDay Group Founded
Group that discussed philosophical issues with music education -
Vision 2020 Symposium
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MENC 100th anniversary
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Twentieth Society symposium Helsinki, Finland
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"Seeking the Significance of Music Education: Essays and Reflections" published