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Page 39 text:
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,ff if Summer or winter, day or night, The wondx are an ever-new delightg They give 14.-r peace. and they make us strong, Sur-h wonderful balms to them belong: So, living or dying. I'Il fake mine ease I7ncler the trees, under the trees. -R. H. STODDARD.
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Modern educations have brought about momentous changes in educational objectives, in curriculum organization, and in content of courses, in subject matter, and in methods of procedure. The old viewpoint in education stressed subject matter and emphasized technical proficiency. It was too little concerned with the workable results in the lives of the students who were being edu- cated. Many subjects retained their importance because of traditional value rather than be- cause of their actual application to life in our complex civilization. The modern viewpoint defines education as the socialization of the individual, maintaining the belief that the essence of life is to achieve self-realization through self-expression. Music has often been preclaimed the most universal and most social of arts. Without doubt more people find outlet for emotional expression in music than they do in any other art. Modern educators are beginning to realize that education must concern itself with the emotional as well as the mental and physical. j Besides the importance of music to every individual as an emotional outlet, it has social, cul- tural, avocational, and vocational values. Music in its very nature lends itself to organized, co-ordinated activity in which the pursuit of beauty is the common aim. Music provides a means of culture available to all. purposeful, discriminative listening provides splendid opportunities for the finest use of leisure. But perhaps there is no surer means of self-expression in music than in the actual experience, an individual receives great satisfaction and enjoyment from the self ac- tivity. Goethe once said that a person should see a beautiful painting, read a beautiful poem, and hear beautiful music at least once every day so that the cares of life might not destroy the apprecia- tion of beauty which God has implanted in the human soul. DGROTI-IEA B. ANDREWS. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Page Twenty-nine
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