Introduction to Advanced Study in Music Education: By Neal E. Glenn and Edgar M. Turrentine. Dubuque, Iowa: William C. Brown, 1968. 133 pp., Bibliography, Index. Hard cover, $3.75

TLDR: The possible scope of graduate study, its identification of needs in the teaching-learning situation, and the techniques by which such needs can be investigated usually become known through a more or less cumulative process as the student progresses in his work as mentioned in this paper.

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