Senior Lecturer · Music and Dance
John-Doe Dordzro is an AHP Fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies, and a University of Michigan Presidential Scholar. He is a lecturer in Music Education, the instructor for Applied Music (Brass and woodwinds), the director of the University of Cape Coast Wind Ensemble, and also in charge of many Wind bands and Choral groups across Ghana. His research interests are in instrumental music pedagogy (Wind Instruments), brass band music in Ghana (community music),… Suite sur ORCID
Dans ses propres mots
2016–2025 : 15 publications, 31 citations reçues, indice h 3.
Les articles, et les citations qu’ils reçoivent
Citations reçues chaque année
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Sous-disciplines
Thèmes les plus traités
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Pays partenaires les plus fréquents
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Institutions avec lesquelles elle écrit le plus
Doctoral Dissertation]. University of Cape Coast
JOURNAL OF AFRICAN ARTS AND CULTURE
Postes
Frontiers in Psychology13
African Music Journal of the International Library of African Music
Drumspeak International Journal of Research in the Humanities4
International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science
International Journal of Arts Humanities & Social Science
JOURNAL OF AFRICAN ARTS AND CULTURE
African Music: Journal for the International Library of African Music
International Journal of Music Education4
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science
Journal of Musical Arts in Africa4
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Unpublished master‘s thesis. Department of Music and Dance, University of Cape Coast
JOURNAL OF AFRICAN ARTS AND CULTURE
School of Performing Arts