Schools of Music in Valencia. A multiple case study of professional versus amateur musical training
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https://doi.org/10.7203/LEEME.34.9865Keywords:
Formal Music Education, Non-formal Music Education, Music Schools, Professionalism, Amateurism.Abstract
The present study poses the necessity of questioning the coherence of educational goals arising from Spanish laws, by which music schools from the Community of Valencia are regulated. By means of a qualitative comparative perspective., it tries to find out if the organizational and methodological approaches of three Musical Education centers (a Music School, a Learner's School and an Integrated Center) are linked to an amateur orientation (in coherence with the Decree) or if they prioritize the access of its students to the Professional Conservatory. With this aim, a research of qualitative design has been carried out, in which, based on the triangulation of information sources, the obtained results, evidenced by its organizational and methodological approach, indicate professionalization, placing as the main cause the characteristics of the context where these centers are immersed.
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