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An investigation into gender dynamics in saxophone teaching methodology in South Africa
This dissertation investigates the physiological differences between men and women with regards to the breathing process, and how this may impact women saxophonists' learning experience in jazz pedagogy in South Africa. Breath control and techniques are fundamental for woodwind instrument musicians....
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College of Music
2024
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