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Graduate Supervisions. Doctoral Dissertation Major Advisor: Plitakul, P. A study of analytical and critical thinking behaviors about music. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Kongtuk, K. Thai music in series of archaeological dances: An interpretation of historical symbolic meaning. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Promsukkul, P. Developing musicianship through improvisation: An eclectic teaching module for pre- school children.
Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Chiengchana, N. Examining the effects of Kodaly- based music experiences on social communication responses and musical learning for children with autism spectrum disorders.
Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Laovanich, V. Marginalization of music subject in Thai basic education curriculum: Archeology of knowledge approach.
Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Leeswadtrakul, S. Sugree Charoensook: Music education reformist. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Pitupumnak, K. A narrative study of professional artistry in selected Thai music teachers. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand.
Promsukkul, M. Acquisition of absolute pitch in Thai traditional music training. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Songned, K. The inheritance of Sa- Law in Lanna music culture. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Research in Progress: Promsukkul, P. Parental involvement in the development of young piano students. Suriyonplengsaeng, C.
Parent and teacher partnership in supporting children musical learning. Tayrattanachai, N.
A study of piano pedagogy course content at undergraduate level in Thailand. Thummarattana, P.
Contemporary commercial music vocal training for Thai singers. Doctoral Dissertation Co- Advisor: Roongruang, W.
Television and Thai music: Khanthapsala program 1. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand.
Meepom, D. The inheritance of Pleng Dio Ranad Thum (solo piece) of Khru Phum Bapuyawat. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Suwannaphachana, P. Mutto Taek: Improvisational indigenous knowledge in traditional Phleng Khorat. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Charanyananda, A. Education for music teachers in Thailand: A case study of Buriram Rajabhat University.
Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Hirunrux, S. Model standards for Thailand. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Mahidol University, Thailand. Research in Progress: Pum- In, P. An analytical study of music education research during 2.
External Doctoral Appraiser: Wangphanich, C. The integration of e- learning in higher music education in Thailand. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of New South Wales, Australia. Masters Thesis Major Advisor: Suksangjan, N. A study of selected recorder expert. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand.
Fuangaugsorn, N. A comparative study of the selected Bachelor of Music programs majoring in Jazz Studies in the United States of America, England, Canada, Australia, and Thailand. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand.
Promsukkul, P. Mapping the way to alleviate music performance anxiety. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand. Jumneanpan, W. An analytical study of the grade one music textbook at the Kecskemet Kodaly Zoltanenek- Zeneiiskola, Hungary. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand. Phukphan. A meta- pedagogical study of teaching posture and gesture in piano playing. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand.
Pitupumnak, K. A phenomenological study of the existence of Pi- Phat ensemble in contemporary Thai urban life. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand. Pongpradit, P. Graduate guitar recital. Unpublished masters thematic paper, Mahidol University, Thailand. Julaopas, S. A comparative study of the royal bandsman curricula of the Royal Thai military schools of music.
Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand. Numtee, W. A call for curriculum design of music industry technicians for Thailand vocational education institutions. Unpublished masters thesis, Mahidol University, Thailand. Masters Thesis Co- Advisor: Wuthiwan, T. Graduate piano recital.
Unpublished masters thematic paper, Mahidol University, Thailand. Sukittiworakul, R. The effect of musical learning on spatial ability. Unpublished masters thematic paper, Mahidol University, Thailand. Supajitra, P. A study of improvisation techniques of Sonny Rollins.
Mary Poppins – Mary Poppins, The Supercalifragilistic International Hit! A musical based on the stories of P.
L. Travers and the Walt Disney Film. Pamela Lyndon Travers was born Helen Lyndon Goff in Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, on 9 August 1. Australian Joint Stock Bank, of which her father was branch manager. Her father died when she was seven years old, and the bereaved family moved to Bowral, in New South Wales. In 1. 90. 7, Lyndon went to live with an aunt in Sydney, where she attended high school. Reading Shakespeare and taking part in school theatricals led to a passion for theatre- going and a longing to act. Her aunt and mother resisted this ambition (it was considered too risqu.
A career in journalism eventually led her out of the theatre, although her love of drama – and especially dance – never left her. It was as a journalist that she travelled to London in 1. Australia forever.
In later life, Travers did not admit to being Australian, preferring to identify with what she saw as her . In publishing Mary Poppins, the first of six books of stories about an enigmatic nanny and the Banks family, Pamela used only her initials, hiding her gender to avoid being dismissed as an archetypal female author of children. They contained universal themes, and Mary Poppins was in one person a pretty young woman, a nurturing mother, and a wise old woman. Plain looking and plain speaking, Mary Poppins permits neither disorder nor disharmony in her nursery; but she is also a magician, whisking the children into a world of fantasy and misrule, presided over by her mystical friends and relations. Samuel Goldwyn and MGM pursued the property, but it was finally Walt Disney who tenaciously courted Pamela for nearly 2. Although some aspects of the film did not satisfy her exacting standards for her beloved character, she adored Julie Andrews, the financial arrangements gave her security, and the film continued to reintroduce her literary character to generation after generation.
Although famous as the author of the Mary Poppins stories, Travers wrote a number of other adult books, including The Fox at the Manger, a fable in which the newborn Christ- child receives, from a foxy visitor to the stable, the gift of cunning; Friend Monkey, a novel (her best, she always thought) inspired by the character of Hanuman, the monkey god of Hindu mythology; and About the Sleeping Beauty, in honour of her favourite fairy tale (and the one in which, as a pantomime, she had made her professional debut as a dancer, a lifetime and half a world away). Pamela remained fascinated by myth and fairy tales and travelled widely, living for a time with the Navajo Indians. She was a regular contributor to the magazine Parabola: the Magazine of Myth and Tradition (later collected in a volume entitled What the Bee Knows).
In 1. 97. 7 she was awarded the OBE and, in 1. Doctorate in Humane Letters by Chatham College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. From then on she called herself . She also universally answered to . She had three grandchildren. In 1. 99. 3 she met Cameron Mackintosh, and the two liked one another enormously. Cameron Mackintosh had given her a cherry tree, and she felt that she had found someone she could entrust with the rights to produce a stage musical version of Mary Poppins that would respect her original work.
She was by that time very frail, and died on 2. April 1. 99. 6, before her dream of a stage show could be realised. She lives on, however, through her spit- spot, no- nonsense, practically perfect nanny: on the page, on film, and now on the stage – working strange, memorable magic and dispensing, in equal measure, wisdom and love. The cherry tree Cameron Mackintosh gave her flourishes in the garden of a friend.