Early Childhood Music Education in the Mediterranean

Music Education Manual, Pieridou Skoutella, A. & Anselmi, P.

 

 

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  • A comparative perspective of musical elements

    Dhónis Chelidhónis and Ria Poumbouría More...

  • An imaginary journey across the Mediterranean sea

    The elf and the lost hat More...

  • A multicultural perspective of musical games

    Babá Elefánte adventures in the Mediterranean More...

  • A multicultural perspective of musical games

    Babá Elefánte’s musical journey to Spain More...

  • Cyprus and Italy

    a wonderful meeting More...

  • The Mediterranean treasure

    amongst maps and treasures, boats and pirates, towards an intercultural music tree More...

  • The crab’s wedding

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  • The Journey of a boat, a castle, a demon and a magical butterfly

    around the Mediterranean sea More...

Dr Zoe Dionyssiou: Assistant Professor of Music Education at the Department of Music Studies, Ionian University. Besides her academic teaching in undergraduate and postgraduate studies in the field of music education, she also coordinates a series of community music educational activities organised by Ionian University (music education programmes for babies and toddlers, interdisciplinary music-based educational programmes in museums, art galleries, libraries, etc). Her main research interests include early childhood music education, children’s traditional singing games, teaching of Greek folk music, interdisciplinary music and arts projects, etc. She is co-editor of the scientific journal Musical Pedagogics (published by the Greek Society for Music Education). She is co-ordinator for the Project Euterpi - Digital Music Repository, a project designed upon the receipt of ISME - Gibson award 2012 to both the Greek Society for Music Education and Lilian Voudouri Music Library, supported by the National Documentation Centre of Greece.

erasmus mundus logo 2012Funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.