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Introduction Introduction
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Concept and Reasoning Concept and Reasoning
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Orchestral Landscapes, Digital Environs, and Change Orchestral Landscapes, Digital Environs, and Change
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NWS and the Connect Program NWS and the Connect Program
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Virtual Hangouts as Representation Virtual Hangouts as Representation
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Some Analysis Some Analysis
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Progressive Policy Drivers Progressive Policy Drivers
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References References
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10 Reports From the Field: Building a New Social Contract for Community Engagement Through Musical Virtual Hangouts
Get accessPatrick Schmidt is chair of music education at Western University. Schmidt’s innovative work in critical pedagogy and policy is recognized internationally. Recent publications can be found in the International Journal of Music Education, Theory into Practice, Arts Education Policy Review, and Research in Music Education. Schmidt has led several consulting and evaluative projects, including for the National YoungArts Foundation and the New World Symphony (US) and the Ministry of Culture and Education (Chile). Schmidt co-edited The Oxford Handbook of Music Education and Social Justice (2015). His Policy and the Political Life of Music Education was released by Oxford University Press in 2017.
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Published:08 October 2020
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Abstract
This field report provides insight into the nature and reach of a community engagement program called Virtual Hangouts developed by the community office of the New World Symphony (NWS), in Miami, Florida (USA). Functioning under the umbrella of a larger, digitally oriented program called “Connect,” the case presented here is productive and instructive, not simply because it provides insight into some forms of participatory culture within a traditionally highly autocratic environment—the symphony orchestra—but, more complicatedly, because of what it tells us about what can be accomplished regarding institutional adaptation and what forms of resistance are created along the way. This brief account explores virtually oriented community engagement from a social capital formation lens and how institutions such as the NWS establish policy frameworks to orient projects such as these in areas that are not usually explored by traditional organizations.
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