Book: Integrated music education: Challenges of teaching and teacher training
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https://doi.org/10.1344/did.2020.8.213-216Keywords:
didactics, music didactics, specific didactics, music educationAbstract
Review of Cslovjecsek, M., & Zulauf, M. (2018). Integrated music education: Challenges of teaching and teacher training. Bern: Peter Lang. 418 pages. ISBN-10: 3034303882References
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