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Talent abounds : profiles of master teachers and peak performers

Title
Talent abounds : profiles of master teachers and peak performers / Robert F. Arnove.
Author
Arnove, Robert F.
Publication
Boulder : Paradigm Publishers, ©2009.

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Additional Authors
  • Gingold, Josef
  • Starker, Janos
  • Sebök, György
  • Counsilman, James E.
  • Billingsley, Hobert Sherwood
  • Lenzi, Mark E.
  • Spitz, Mark
  • Baker, David, 1931-2016
  • Spera, Dominic
  • Rousseau, Eugene
  • Phillips, Harvey, 1929-2010
  • Berganza, Teresa
  • Bayo, María
  • Zeani, Virginia
  • Arroyo, Martina
  • Barrett, Michael, 1957-
  • Morgan, Michael, 1957-2021
  • Parsons, David, 1959 October 29-
  • Ramírez, Tina
  • Muller, Jennifer, 1949-
  • Waters, Sylvia
  • Pendleton, Moses
  • Stonefelt, Kay
  • Woma, Bernard
  • Biss, Jonathan
  • Cerovsek, Corey
  • Caswell, Sara
  • Biss, Daniel Kálmán, 1977-
  • Cappell, Sylvain E.
  • Pandolfini, Bruce
  • Ashley, Maurice
  • Alburt, Lev
  • Trotter, Charlie
  • Bayless, Rick
  • Joho, Jean
  • Liccioni, Roland
  • Mantuano, Tony, 1954-
Description
ix, 258 pages; 24 cm
Summary
"How can youthful talent become world-class talent? Talent Abounds tells the stories of master teachers and their students who raise performance to peak levels in classical music and conducting, jazz, opera, modern dance, chess, mathematics, swimming and diving, and the culinary arts. The book is unique in its scope and depth of exploration of different fields of endeavor and the individuals who have shaped them. Readers hear the voices of famous performers, from Leonard Bernstein to Joshua Bell and Mark Spitz, as they describe their early family experiences and formative years, the progression of teachers and coaches they had, their performance careers, educational philosophy and teaching practices, and their legacies. Important questions are explored throughout: Is exceptional talent an innate quality? Even so, does its fulfillment depend on the intervention of expert teachers? How do social class, gender, and ethnicity influence access to instructional and performance opportunities? Can lessons learned in one particular national and cultural context or in one performance field be extended to other societies and fields? How does public policy shape the recognition and development of talent? The concluding chapter offers insights into how public education can nurture the talent of all individuals."--Publisher's website.
Subject
  • Gingold, Josef > Interviews
  • Starker, Janos > Interviews
  • Sebök, György > Interviews
  • Counsilman, James E. > Interviews
  • Billingsley, Hobert Sherwood > Interviews
  • Lenzi, Mark E. > Interviews
  • Spitz, Mark > Interviews
  • Baker, David, 1931-2016 > Interviews
  • Spera, Dominic > Interviews
  • Rousseau, Eugene > Interviews
  • Phillips, Harvey, 1929-2010 > Interviews
  • Berganza, Teresa > Interviews
  • Bayo, María > Interviews
  • Zeani, Virginia > Interviews
  • Arroyo, Martina > Interviews
  • Harshaw, Margaret
  • Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990
  • Barrett, Michael, 1957- > Interviews
  • Morgan, Michael, 1957-2021 > Interviews
  • Parsons, David, 1959 October 29- > Interviews
  • Ramírez, Tina > Interviews
  • Muller, Jennifer, 1949- > Interviews
  • Waters, Sylvia > Interviews
  • Pendleton, Moses > Interviews
  • Stonefelt, Kay > Interviews
  • Woma, Bernard > Interviews
  • Biss, Jonathan > Interviews
  • Cerovsek, Corey > Interviews
  • Caswell, Sara > Interviews
  • Biss, Daniel Kálmán, 1977- > Interviews
  • Cappell, Sylvain E. > Interviews
  • Pandolfini, Bruce > Interviews
  • Ashley, Maurice > Interviews
  • Alburt, Lev > Interviews
  • Trotter, Charlie > Interviews
  • Bayless, Rick > Interviews
  • Joho, Jean > Interviews
  • Liccioni, Roland > Interviews
  • Mantuano, Tony, 1954- > Interviews
  • Zeani, Virginia
  • Waters, Sylvia
  • Trotter, Charlie
  • Starker, Janos
  • Spitz, Mark
  • Sebök, György
  • Rousseau, Eugene
  • Ramírez, Tina
  • Phillips, Harvey, 1929-2010
  • Pendleton, Moses
  • Parsons, David, 1959 October 29-
  • Muller, Jennifer, 1949-
  • Morgan, Michael, 1957-2021
  • Harshaw, Margaret
  • Gingold, Josef
  • Counsilman, James E
  • Cerovsek, Corey
  • Billingsley, Hobert Sherwood
  • Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990
  • Berganza, Teresa
  • Bayless, Rick
  • Barrett, Michael, 1957-
  • Baker, David, 1931-2016
  • Ashley, Maurice
  • Arroyo, Martina
  • Creative ability in adolescence
  • Teacher-student relationships
  • Teachers > Attitudes
  • Teachers > Influence
  • Teachers > Interviews
  • Teaching
  • Influence (Psychology)
  • Mentoring
  • Mentors
  • Teaching
  • Teachers
  • Mentoring
  • Creative ability in adolescence
  • Teacher-student relationships
  • Teachers > Attitudes
  • Lernmotivation
  • Sportler
  • Mathematiker
  • Lehrer
  • Schüler
  • Musiker
Genre/Form
  • Interview
  • interviews.
  • Interviews
  • Interviews.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
A constellation of stars : Gingold, Starker, and Sebok -- I'll take you to the moon and beyond : peak performance in swimming and diving -- Jazz in the halls of academe : David Baker and Dominic Spera -- Opening and extending a field : saxophone and tuba virtuosos -- A bevy of divas -- Symphony conductors : the legacy of Leonard Bernstein in two profiles -- Modern dance masters -- A cross-cultural and cross-national duo -- Prodigious talents -- Mathematics : the nature of talent and its development -- Chess masters -- Chicago's master chefs -- Bringing it all together : lessons learned.
ISBN
  • 9781594516337
  • 1594516332
  • 1594516340
  • 9781594516344
LCCN
2008027741
OCLC
  • ocn226355625
  • 226355625
  • SCSB-9519491
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library