Australian Kodály Journal
Since its founding in 1973 by Dr Deanna Hoermann, KMEIA has produced national publications under various titles that provide a rich source of academic and historical literature concerning Australian Kodály-inspired research and practice. Most recently, this was under the title of the Australian Kodály Journal.
At the end of a project spanning over three years, in 2018 the KMEIA National Council is pleased to make all its previous national publications available online FREE to the world under open access principles. It is envisaged that future music and music education research and practice will build upon this significant collection and continue to advance music for all in Australia and around the world.
Click here to access the collection of KMEIA national publications through Informit.
Click here to view the index of the KMEIA’s published articles.
Australian Kodály Journal
Latest News
Happy New Year!
As we near the end of 2025, I extend my warmest wishes on behalf of Kodály Australia for a positive and fulfilling year ahead. Supporting our community is at the heart of our work, and this year our members have benefited from an extensive offering …
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Congratulations Susie Fredline (Qld) & Dr James Cuskelly (Qld)
I write to acknowledge and celebrate two members of our community. Susie Fredline – Honorary Life Membership of Kodály Australia Congratulations to Susie Fredline (Qld), who was awarded Honorary Life Membership of Kodály Australia earlier this year. Honorary Life Membership is Kodály Australia’s highest accolade and …
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NEW Member Resources
I am pleased to announce the launch of a refreshed Kodály Australia Member Portal. All members of Kodály Australia may now use the Member Portal to access an online repository of resources and professional learning. To access these resources, please explore the branch …
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ASME XXV National Conference 2025
The Australian Society for Music Education (ASME) XXV National Conference will be held from September 26 to 29, 2025, at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University. The call for paper and workshop presentations has been extended until this Friday, 14 February 2025. As …
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Season’s Greetings from Kodály Australia
As we near the end of 2024, I extend my warmest wishes on behalf of Kodály Australia for a joyful festive season and new year ahead. This year, there has been an extensive offering of professional learning activities provided for …
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