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Neglected skills: aural perception and music reading.(Pedagogy Friday: Exploring Evaluation and Assessment)
What would you give to have a student who ...
* had a fine sense of musical pulse?
* had excellent relative pitch?
* understood the relationship of melody and harmony?
* was able to sing in tune?
* had secure eye/hand coordination?
* explored new music on her own?
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