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Music education

Gordon's term for hearing and understanding music in the mind when the sound is not physically present.

In music education, audiation refers to Gordon's term for hearing and understanding music in the mind when the sound is not physically present. This meaning comes from Gordon (1980) in Learning sequences in music.[1]

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References

Gordon, E. (1980). Learning sequences in music. G.I.A. Publications. ISBN 9781579990046

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