
Here you'll find ideas about how children learn to understand music, and how you can best teach them. ericmbluestine.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicEducation | |||

Bernstein, Leonard. 1966. The Infinite Variety of Music. New York: Simon and Schuster.
Bernstein, Leonard. 1976. The unanswered question: Six talks at Harvard. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.
Bluestine, Eric. 1995. The ways chil... more
I needed a break from writing and thinking about audiation. I had to clear my head, so I decided to play some Bach tonight — 8 of the 2-part inventions.
Here are the timings:
Invention #1 in C major: 0:00
Invention #2 in c minor: 1:29
Invention #... more
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Bluestine, Eric. 2000. The ways children learn music: An introduction and practical guide to music learning theory. Chicago: GIA.
Gordon, Edwin. 1984. “The Basis of Music Learning Theory.” [audiocassette]. Music Educator’s National Conference [MENC]... more
Table 2:
Listening vs. Reading When We Audiate
Bluestine, Eric. Music/Language Analogies Part 7b: Chall’s Stages of Language Reading Development. Wordpress, 2025. thewayschildrenlearnmusic.wordpress.com/2025/08/11/music-language-analogies-... more
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*Note: In this podcast episode, I used 2 Speechify voices: To read the quote from the film Dead of Night, I chose a British actor with a deep stentorian voice whom Speechify calls, simply, Benjamin; and for some perverse reason, I chose Mr. Beast to ... more
Edwin Gordon’s Summary of the Stages of Audiation:
Stage 1: Momentary retention
Stage 2: Imitating and audiating tonal patterns and rhythm patterns and recognizing and identifying a tonal center and macrobeats.
Stage 3: Establishing objective or s... more









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This podcast focuses on the educational methods and concepts surrounding music learning for children. By centering on the unique process of audiation, which refers to the mental ability to hear and comprehend music in one's mind, it explores essential theories developed by Edwin Gordon and others in the field of music education. Key topics include the stages of audiation, the importance of music appreciation, and the overall significance of music in child development. With a commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of music rather than merely rote learning, listeners can expect to engage with thoughtful discussions aimed at enhancing teaching practices in the realm of music education.
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