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International Journal of Community Music - Online First

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- The many ways of community music
  
  By K.K Veblen
- Perceived benefits of active engagement with making music in community settings
  
  Authors: Susan Hallam, Andrea Creech, Maria Varvarigou and Hilary McQueen
- And as I go, I love to sing: the Happy Wanderers, music and positive aging
  
  By Jane E Southcott
- Closing the gap: does music-making have to stop upon graduation?
  
  Authors: Roger Mantie and Lynn Tucker
- Identity formation through participation in the Rochester New Horizons Band programme
  
  By William M Dabback
- Engaging Scottish young offenders in education through music and art
  
  Authors: Kirstin Anderson and Katie Overy
- Survey of New Horizons International Music Association musicians
  
  By Don Coffman
- Older people’s motivations for participating in community singing in Australia
  
  Authors: Juyoung Lee, Jane W. Davidson and Amanda E. Krause
- A place for singing: Active music engagement by older Chinese Australians
  
  Authors: Sicong Li and Jane Southcott
- Freeing music education from schooling: toward a lifespan perspective on music learning and teaching
  
  By David E Myers
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