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Aesthetics for Arts' Sake

Musicians have always been dedicated to their calling. They define themselves through their vocation. They practice their art and express their creativity in all circumstances and environments. Throughout history and before history, in every culture, at every stage of development, they celebrate and memorialize human events and passages, no matter how trivial, no matter how world shattering. For music (especially in the Greek sense of the word) is instruction and exploration, is diagnosis and therapy, is high skill expressed, and the most tender moments cherished. And this is why music educators, however they are called, serve all our educational and helping institutions. The quality of life in any community is directly related to the quality of music available to that community. Music educators are committed to improving the human condition through music. Yet with this as our noble cause, we are troubled. We need some clarity to know why mu-