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Exploring an industry-based jazz education performance training program: A case study of a partnership between the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music and Hamilton Island Enterprises

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posted on 06.12.2017, 00:00 by Derrin Kerr
Study examines the impact of the CQCM/HIE partnership on student learning - a partnership which involves Bachelor of Music (jazz & popular) students visiting Hamilton Island four to six times a year for daily performances in the island's many bars, restaurants and entertainment areas. This provides participating students with off-campus industry-based performance experience.

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Central Queensland University

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Yes

External Author Affiliations

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Education;

Era Eligible

No

Supervisor

Professor Bruce Knight ; Dr Glen Hodges

Thesis Type

Doctoral Thesis

Thesis Format

Traditional

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Jazz musicInstruction and studyIndustry partnerships

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