Yegah Müzikoloji Dergisi, cilt.2, sa.IX, ss.1072-1094, 2026 (Scopus)
Music is a universal phenomenon that evolves through human creativity and technological
advances. Innovations in teaching methods, digital media, and sensory learning have transformed
how music is taught and experienced in the twenty-first century. This study examines innovative
music education methods and tools currently used in Türkiye, highlighting their pedagogical
features and educational potential. A qualitative case study design was used, and 53 volunteer
music teachers from various Turkish provinces who work in non-formal education and public and
private institutions at all levels participated in semi-structured interviews. The data were analyzed
thematically and interpreted using a SWOT framework. The results demonstrate that modern
Turkish music education integrates active, non-electronic, and computer-assisted methodologies
focused on students and prioritizing experience learning. Strengths of this approach include high
learner engagement, creativity, and adaptability. However, weaknesses include limited teacher
training and access to resources. Opportunities arise from increasing digital literacy and the
potential for interdisciplinary collaboration, while threats include inadequate institutional support
and uneven distribution of resources. This investigation underscores the importance of systematic
professional development and the integration of innovative tools into the curriculum, aligning
Turkish music education with global pedagogical trends.