30 Years of Pilgrimage: Australians at the Kodály Institute, Hungary
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© 2010 Kod'aly Music Education Institute of Australia.
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At the time of writing Aleta King was affiliated with the University of Queensland.
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As an Australian musician and educator I consider it a privilege to have been given the opportunity to study choral conducting and music pedagogy in Hungary at the International Kodály Institute for two academic years (2002-04). What began simply as reflective diary entries during this time eventually evolved into a Master of Music Studies thesis entitled Australians at the Kodály Institute: Reflections on the Journey held at the ARMUS library, School of Music, University of Queensland. This paper is based on an excerpt of the thesis.
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King, A. (2010). 30 Years of Pilgrimage: Australians at the Kodály Institute, Hungary. Australian Kodály Journal, (2010), 37-41. Retrieved from http://www.kodaly.org.au/assets/2010_Aus_Kodaly_Journal.pdf