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Professor of Music Education, University of South Florida

Music education has evolved and now includes more popular music genres, such as hip-hop. Maskot, Maskot Bildbyrå AB/Maskot via Getty Images

September 26, 2023

Microphone check − 5 ways that music education is changing

Clint Randles, University of South Florida

Modern music education is giving students more and more opportunities to create their own tracks.

During their 1962 residency at Hamburg’s Star-Club, the Beatles had the opportunity of a lifetime: opening for Little Richard. Horst Fascher/K & K Ulf Kruger OHG/Redferns via Getty Images

May 15, 2020

How Little Richard helped launch the Beatles

Clint Randles, University of South Florida

When a 14-year-old Paul McCartney watched Little Richard in the hit film ‘The Girl Can’t Help It,’ he couldn’t have imagined that the two would one day take the stage together.

Nathan Williams and his band play zydeco from the back of a truck in a Lousiana Mardi Gras parade. Philip Gould/Corbis via Getty Images

April 13, 2020

Making music at a distance – how to come together online to spark your creativity

Clint Randles, University of South Florida

Musicians around the world can connect with you online as you keep your social distance. Try it!

Has student learning kept pace with the changing way of listening to music? Joy Banerjee

June 3, 2016

Why music lessons need to keep up with the times

Clint Randles, University of South Florida

The way we experience music has changed. So, what should the 21st-century music classroom look like?

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