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The Effects of Elementary Music Scheduling and Vertical Alignment on First-Year Middle School Ensemble Readiness: A Study of Music Teacher Perceptions
Students entering middle school encounter many changes in how music is taught and organized. During this transition, music students are introduced to a greater emphasis on ensemble performance. These students enter middle school with diverse backgrounds in musical training and knowledge. Additional
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