Music and Lifelong Learning Symposium 2007

Sessions and Presenters

The Joy of Singing with Others: An Evidence-Based Review & Preliminary Study of the Perceived Mental Health Benefits of Choral Singing    
    Susan E. Abbott, Ph.D.
    Stephen F. Austin State University

Seniors Participation In An Intergenerational Instrumental Music Program
    Christopher J. Alfano
    Doctoral Candidate
    McGill University, Montreal, Canada

Music Characteristics & Its Perceived Importance to Participation & Retention in Adult Community Choral Ensembles
    Susan J. Avery, Ph.D.
    Ithaca College

Toward a Definition of a Community Choir
    Cindy L. Bell, Ph.D.
    Aaron Copland School of Music
    Queens College, NY

Predictors of Lifelong Learning in Music: A Survey of Individuals Participating in Performing Ensembles at Community Colleges in Illinois
    Maria Renee Busch, Ph.D.
    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Motivational Factors for Directing a Community Band: A Pilot Study
    Jeffrey E. Bush, Ph.D.
    Arizona State University

Survey of New Horizons International Music Association Band and Orchestra Directors
    Don D. Coffman
    University of Iowa

A Descriptive Study of Prison Choirs in Kansas
    Mary L. Cohen    
    The University of Kansas

Identity Formation Through Participation in the Rochester New Horizons Band Program    
    William M. Dabback
    James Madison University

Escola de Samba Boom: Lifelong Music Education Through the Beat of Samba
    Margaret J. Flood
    The Florida State University

The Whole is So Much Bigger Than the Parts: Perspectives on the Meaning of Participation in a Music Ensemble in Later Life
    Lisa Gruenhagen
    Hartwick College

Positive Aging Strategy
    Dr Julie Jackson-Gough
    University of Waikato    
    New Zealand

Valuing the Non-Major String Player
    Janet L. Jensen, Ph.D.
    University of Wisconsin – Madison

Lifewide as Well as Lifelong: Broadening K12 Music Education’s Service to Students’ Musical Needs
    Patrick M. Jones, Ph.D.   
    The University of the Arts
    Philadelphia, PA 

The Musical Teaching and Learning in the Gettin’ Higher Choir
    Mary Kennedy
    University of Victoria
    BC Canada

“An Elusive Bird”: Perceptions of Music Learning Among Canadian and American Adults    
    Nathan B. Kruse, Ph.D.    
    University of North Texas

Closing the Gap: Does Music Making Have to Stop Upon Graduation?
    Roger Mantie
    Lynn Tucker
    University of Toronto

Lift EVERY voice and Sing:  Maintaining Participation in the Vocal Arts for Older Adults
    Dr. Sangeetha Rayapati
    Augustana College

Adult Band Musician Health and Wellness Issues
    Debbie Rohwer, Ph.D.
    University of North Texas

Engagement in music for emotion regulation after adolescence
    Suvi Saarikallio, Ph.D.
    University of Jyväskylä, Finland

Adult Motivations in Community Orchestra Participation: A Case Study of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra (NJ)
    Carol Shansky
    Boston University

Musicians as Lifelong Learners
    Dr. Catharina Agatha Smilde
    Hanze University
    The Netherlands

Learning in Celtic Community: Tunes and Transmission from an Ontario Pub Session
    Dr. Janice Waldron
    University of Windsor
    Windsor, Ontario
    Dr. Kari Veblen
    University of Western Ontario
    London, Ontario

THE ANU MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAM: Developing a new approach to on-going engagement in music making for all ages
     Susan West
    Australian National University School of Music 

Aesthetic Realism and the Art of Singing - A Method for Life-Long Music Appreciation
    Carrie Wilson
    Aesthetic Realism Foundation
    Edward Green
    Manhattan School of Music

School of Music  ·  3322 Whalen Center  ·  Ithaca College  ·  Ithaca, NY 14850  ·  (607) 274-3171  ·  Full Directory Listing