Date of Award
Spring 5-14-2022
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Music (MM)
Department
Music
First Advisor
Dr. Andrew D. Chybowski
Second Advisor
Dr. A. Douglas Whitten
Third Advisor
Dr. David Hurford
Abstract
This thesis hypothesizes that the use of multi-level repertoire in community bands will allow ensembles to more directly cater to their community member’s musical expectations while respecting the issue of time commitment for others. In this way, a community ensemble can become more accessible and, ideally, lead to a more diverse and representative group. Creating a volunteer community ensemble that accounts for musician’s available time, skill level, and desire for appropriate level of challenge is what this document seeks to address.
Recommended Citation
Neil, Cooper, "COMMUNITY BANDS: CREATING A MORE ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY BAND EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE USE OF MULTI-LEVEL REPERTOIRE" (2022). Electronic Theses & Dissertations. 394.
https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/etd/394