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Michèle Alten, « Un siècle d'enseignement musical à l'école primaire », Vingtième Siècle. Revue d'histoire, ID : 10.3406/xxs.1997.3659
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A Century of Music Education in Primary School, Michèle Alten. At a time when arts education for young people is listed as a national priority, this retrospective reminder shows that primary school, since Jules Ferry, has wavered between a rather unsinging citizen tradition except for the laborious learning of a few patriotic verses and a more melodious cultural tradition whose necessity never convinced the teachers. Only the Popular Front and the Vichy regime manifested a particular interest in school music. Theoretically obligatory but usually out of reach, a source of conflicts between musicians and pedagogues, here is the uninspired history of a discipline that doesn't sound good, of an education with troubling accents.