Il computer a supporto dell'educazione musicale

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Michele Biasutti

Abstract

Discussione delle nuove possibilita’ offerte dalle tecnologie dell’informazione e della comunicazione per l’apprendimento musicale. L’autore sottolinea l’importanza di sviluppare un ambiente europeo capace di fornire a insegnanti e studenti gli strumenti educativi idonei al loro inserimento nella “societa’ dell’informazione”.

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