Analysis shows autonomy-supportive activities improve creative musicianship in students, suggesting effective teaching methods.
Autonomy-supportive studio activities and low-stakes, formally-structured creative activities have the potential to reinforce the intrinsic pleasure and self-convictions of students, which, as a practical path toward improving creative musicianship in conservatory programs, is a viable approach to take.
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