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Brit Ågot Brøske is a senior lecturer at the Norwegian Academy of Music (NMH), Oslo, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in music education. Her research interests include intercultural music education, community music activities, teacher training, student music teachers' practicum experiences and performing music students' learning experiences from work practice situations. Brøske has worked as a researcher and creative practitioner in music projects in South Lebanon, Georgia, India and South Africa. In the India-Norway partnership project Education IN music, Brøske was project leader from the Norwegian side and has been involved in all parts of the project, including student and staff mobility, developing and establishing a bachelor's degree in music in India, curriculum development and establishing a music teacher-training component. The Ph.D project Music for all explores the collaborative efforts in developing music education in Indian schools.
Publications
- Indian music teachers’ agency when establishing an in-school music education programme in schools 2026
- Special music education: Practical perspectives 2024
- Indian music teachers’ agency when establishing an in-school music education program in schools. 2024
- Participatory music making with learners living with disabilities 2024
- Participatory music making with learners living with disabilities 2024
- Music for all 2023
- Barriers and energizers for change: A study of contradictions in a music education partnership proejct between India and Norway 2023
- Barriers and energizers for change: A study of contradictions in a music education partnership proejct between India and Norway 2023
- Creating space for transformative agency and development. A case study of cross-cultural partnership in music education between India and Norway 2022
- Arbeid med lokale læreplaner i kulturskolen. 2022
