© Robin S. Stevens 2021
The International History of Music
Education website
This website is being developed on behalf of
the History Standing Committee of the
International Society for Music Education. It
aims to provide information on historical
research in music education as well as
national profiles (historical overviews or key
reference) for ISME-affiliated as well as other
countries. This website will be progressively
added to with national profiles over time.
Bibliography of Australian Music
Education Research, 1936 to 2012/13
website
This website supports the online listing of
'completed' and 'in progress' research studies
undertaken for higher degrees in music
education and submission of data for inclusion
in the BAMER database. It is hosted on the
Australian Music Education Information and
Resources website.
History of Music Education in Australia
website
This website outlines aspects of the History of
Music Education in Australia. It is hosted on
the Australian Music Education Information
and Resources website.
The Curwen Method website
This website outlines the pedagogical and
notational principles of John Curwen's Tonic
Sol-fa Method. It is hosted on the Australian
Music Education Information and Resources
website.
The Curwen Bi-centenary website
This website aims to promote and celebrate
the life and work of John Curwen, the
developer of the Tonic Sol-fa, and to recognise
the contribution of Sarah Anna Glover (1785 -
1867), inventor of Norwich Sol-fa upon which
Curwen based his music teaching method and
its notational system.
The Origins and Foundations of Music
Education
This website gives details of this book
publication edited by Gordon Cox and Robin
Stevens and published by Continuum
International Publishers. This book is
currently being revised for publication as a
second edition by Bloomsbury Publishing.
Website Links
The following websites have been developed as sources of information for music education researchers and for the music education profession in general. The general index page for these and other websites is http://music-ed.net
Robin Stevens’ Website
© Robin S. Stevens 2020
Website Links
The following websites have been developed as sources of information for music education researchers and for the music education profession in general. The general index page for these and other websites is http://music-ed.net
Robin Stevens’ Website
The International History of Music Education website
This website is being developed on behalf of the History Standing Committee
of the International Society for Music Education. It aims to provide information
on historical research in music education as well as national profiles (historical
overviews or key reference) for ISME-affiliated as well as other countries.
This website will be progressively added to with national profiles over time.
Bibliography of Australian Music Education Research, 1936 to
2012/13 website
This website supports the online listing of 'completed' and 'in progress'
research studies undertaken for higher degrees in music education and
submission of data for inclusion in the BAMER database. It is hosted on the
Australian Music Education Information and Resources website.
The Curwen Bi-centenary website
This website aims to promote and celebrate the life and work of John Curwen,
the developer of the Tonic Sol-fa, and to recognise the contribution of Sarah
Anna Glover (1785 - 1867), inventor of Norwich Sol-fa upon which Curwen
based his music teaching method and its notational system.
The Origins and Foundations of Music Education
This website gives details of this book publication edited by Gordon Cox and
Robin Stevens and published by Continuum International Publishers. This
book is currently being revised for publication as a second edition by
Bloomsbury Publishing.
The Curwen Method website
This website outlines the pedagogical and notational principles of John
Curwen's Tonic Sol-fa Method. It is hosted on the Australian Music Education
Information and Resources website.
