This hard-hitting, seldom com- forting, personal evaluation of music education during the year 1966 by a leading music administrator will disturb, stimulate thought and debate, and hopefully, evoke constructive action to reshape music education to higher purposes in 1967.
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1 Fred M. Hechinger, “Educational Disputes Growing Over Reforms,”Music Educators Journal, (Vol. 52 June-July, 1966), p. 118.
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2 Archibald MacLeish, “To Face the Real Crisis: Man Himself,”The New York Times Magazine (December 25, 1960), p. 30.
