What should you study in order to be a Music educator?

Answer 1

You should learn to read music. It'd help to be familiar with, and be able to play some woodwind, brasswind, strings and percussion. Keyboard Harmony, Music History, Music Theory are all subjects you'd probably need to know. These are all things I had to do in music school, I'm sure there are some other people who can provide more in depth answers.

Answer 2

The scholarly study of music. Traditionally, the term has implied the study of music history, but it has been broadened during the 20th century to embrace all aspects of the study of music, including comparative musicology (i.e.the study of non-Western music and Folk Music, or ethnomusicology) and systematic musicology (embracing such topics as theory, music education, music as a socio-cultural phenomenon, psychology and acoustics). The study of musical history began in Europe during the Enlightenment, with the work of such men as the encyclopedists in France, Burney and Hawkins in England, Padre Martini in Italy and in Germany Martin Gerbert and J. N. Forkel. Ethnomusicological studies began later and made real progress only at the beginning of the 20th century. The field of musicology as a whole was first methodically defined by the Viennese scholar Guido Adler in 1885.

Answer 3

go to college for it and get a degree so u can make more money.

but if u choose not to go get a degree then u want make as much money on it!

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