Transformational Music Teaching / Progress in Mathematics (PDF)

The authors are honest about the issues facing musicians in today's changing world, but they provide ample thoughts on what can be done through transformative, holistic musical development. This isn't a resource for pianists, or violinists, or composers; it is a resource for all musicians, especially those transitioning from student to professional.

-Nicholas Phillips, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, WI, USA

"A brilliant book that finally addresses the modern landscape of a career in classical music."

-Dr. Donna Lee, Professor and Coordinator of Piano Division at Kent State University.

"This is an excellent textbook to inspire music instructors, career advisors,

counselors, and their students. The book presents a wide variety of interviews with renowned musicians and they share the fascinating details of their unique approaches to mentoring. These unique life stories kept me engaged throughout."

-Dr. Yumiko Oshima-Ryan, Professor of Piano, Gustavus Adolphus College

Edna B. Chun serves as chief learning officer with HigherEd Talent and teaches in the graduate Human Capital Management program in the Columbia University School of Professional Studies. She holds the Doctor of Music and Master of Music degrees with High Distinction from Indiana University, Bloomington.

¿¿George S.T. Chu is Professor of Music at Hamline University, Saint Paul, Minnesota. He received the Doctor of Music with High Distinction from Indiana University , Bloomington, and the Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude from Yale University.