Trailer: Season 3 Episode 13, Krista Jadro -- Music Learning Theory Specialist & Founder of Music Learning Academy

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For Season 3, Episode 13 of The Piano Pod with Yukimi Song, I invited Krista Yajiro, Music Learning Theory and Audiation-Based Teaching Specialist and founder of the Music Learning Academy. Since music learning theory was completely new territory for me, so I invited Suleyana Shliashka, pianist educator and music learning theory specialist, as a guest co-host. Here is what Krista says about music learning theory and audiation.

What is Music learning theory.

So music learning theory was developed by Dr. Edwin E. Gordon. He was a researcher, an author, a teacher, an overall wonderful person. I'm so honored that I got to meet him and learn from him before he passed in 2015. And music learning theory is an explanation of how we learn when we learn music. And through a carefully sequenced approach, students learn how to audiate. That is, they learn how to listen to, perform, create, improvise, read, and write with music understanding.

Let's talk about audiation. So there are several terminologies that I encounter as I was browsing through websites and, you know, learning a little bit about music learning theory as much as I could.

Well, let me first tell you what it's not, because I I feel like audiation really has become a buzzword in recent years, and I've seen it defined as hearing music in our heads, like an inner hearing, aural imagery, or aural perception. But really, there's, there's so much more to it. That's kind of the tip of the iceberg when you use those words. Audiation is the cognitive process that brings understanding to music that we listen to perform, create, read, and write. Just like we use thought to bring understanding to words that we listen to.

Part 1 of this special episode with Krista Yadrow on music learning theory, Audiation-Based Music Learning, will be released on Tuesday, February 28th at 8 PM Eastern Time on The Piano Pod's YouTube channel and on your favorite podcasting platform. Subscribe to my YouTube channel and my podcast now to get the notification.

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