Papers by Richard Miller
Asian Music, 2019
Debate over the procedures of ethnographic transcription have ranged from the technical to the ph... more Debate over the procedures of ethnographic transcription have ranged from the technical to the philosophical, and, in more recent years, the goals of transcription have been considered against the backdrop of other debates over authenticity and representation. The debate in the pages of the 1928 Japanese folklore journal Minzoku geijutsu between composer Fujii Kiyomi (1889–1944) and shakuhachi historian Nakazuka
Chikuzen (1887–1944) provides an exceptional opportunity to see our own practices from the outside. Fujii and Nakazuka’s argument over the goals and procedures for the transcription of Japanese folk song takes an unusual trajectory through issues of style, sophistication, standardization, and form.
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Journal of Formative Design in Learning, 2018
This paper presents an in vivo naturalistic case study of an education college in a Midwestern st... more This paper presents an in vivo naturalistic case study of an education college in a Midwestern state university that implemented Cisco TelePresence high-definition teleconference technology in supervising student teachers in rural schools. Guided by a clinical supervision triad model, this approach includes synchronous virtual observation and video-based non-synchronous reflective practice within a triad of university supervisor, student teacher, and cooperating teacher. Results demonstrate that important factors for implementing virtual supervision in rural schools include multiple personnel involvement in teacher education programs and K12 schools and collaboratively developed goals, procedures, and outcomes. It also finds out that virtual supervision serves as a lens to the rural world for student teachers and a catalyst for educational equity for rural schools and districts. Technological aspects of supervision such as equipment description and costs are also provided.
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Educational Review, 2016
Financial and political pressures on the compulsory education teacher corps in the United States,... more Financial and political pressures on the compulsory education teacher corps in the United States, as well as US higher education, demands a new approach to teacher professional development that shifts the focus away from repeated short-term university-based teacher professional development programmes and toward the nurturing of self-organized and self-sustaining teacher professional development communities of practice. The authors draw on six years of experience providing area studies teacher professional development to multiple cohorts of in-service and pre-service teachers in a hybrid environment to demonstrate a replicable approach to assisting teachers in building an evolving network of professionals in a self-sustaining, democratic community that can assist in the development of voice, agency, and capital for the participants.
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Courses by Richard Miller
Syllabus for an upper-level undergraduate introduction to the discipline of Ethnomusicology, focu... more Syllabus for an upper-level undergraduate introduction to the discipline of Ethnomusicology, focusing on hands-on work in the primary methods of the field: ethnography, organology, transcription, and writing.
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Syllabus for the third in a sequence of music history courses, heavily linked to Burkholder, Grou... more Syllabus for the third in a sequence of music history courses, heavily linked to Burkholder, Grout, & Palisca, A History of Western Music (9th ed.).
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Syllabus for a course examinng the peoples of Japan, Korea, and China (including Hong Kong, Taiwa... more Syllabus for a course examinng the peoples of Japan, Korea, and China (including Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore) as consumers, interpreters, and producers of global popular culture: music, film, television, literature, fashion, and internet-based forms.
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Book Reviews by Richard Miller
Ethnomusicology, 2018
Review of Wade 2014.
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Papers by Richard Miller
Chikuzen (1887–1944) provides an exceptional opportunity to see our own practices from the outside. Fujii and Nakazuka’s argument over the goals and procedures for the transcription of Japanese folk song takes an unusual trajectory through issues of style, sophistication, standardization, and form.
Courses by Richard Miller
Book Reviews by Richard Miller
Chikuzen (1887–1944) provides an exceptional opportunity to see our own practices from the outside. Fujii and Nakazuka’s argument over the goals and procedures for the transcription of Japanese folk song takes an unusual trajectory through issues of style, sophistication, standardization, and form.