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Creativity in Music Education: Moving Forward

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In finding out the state of art of creativity in music education , the editors of the volume invited international music educators, scholars, and researchers to share their views, ideas, practices, and research findings. After reading the contents of the chapters presented in this volume, we are pleased to report some positive observation on the contemporary understanding of creativity in music education .

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Tan, AG. (2019). Creativity in Music Education: Moving Forward. In: Tsubonou, Y., Tan, AG., Oie, M. (eds) Creativity in Music Education. Creativity in the Twenty First Century. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-2749-0_19

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