Tag Archives: music education

Posted from: News & Blogs A musician’s ears are the most important sensory organ they possess yet every day music students and their teachers irreparably damage that precious resource while participating in common everyday activities. We spoke with Mead Killion, … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs On the weekend of June 15-16 all of the Kindle format Christmas sheet music ebooks and other selected songs will be available for free on Amazon.com.  Just visit this link to check the titles and … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs At some point in the past year you have probably heard about space station commander Chris Hadfield, the first Canadian to command the station and also apparently a very good guitar player and singer.  His … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs At some point in the past year you have probably heard about space station commander Chris Hadfield, the first Canadian to command the station and also apparently a very good guitar player and singer.  His … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs I recently heard some horror stories of a music teacher receiving poor Instructional Practices Inventory scores from the other teachers during weekly observations of the teacher’s ensemble rehearsal classes.  For those not familiar with it IPI … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs I recently heard some horror stories of a music teacher receiving poor Instructional Practices Inventory scores from the other teachers during weekly observations of the teacher’s ensemble rehearsal classes.  For those not familiar with it IPI … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs The concept of the flipped classroom is growing in popularity across the country as more and more schools adopt the common core. While we in music education are probably more “flipped” than most other classrooms … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs The concept of the flipped classroom is growing in popularity across the country as more and more schools adopt the common core. While we in music education are probably more “flipped” than most other classrooms … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs Finding decent, easy to play clarinet sheet music for free is not as hard as some might believe. The beautiful thing about the clarinet is that it can play sheet music written for almost any … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs Finding decent, easy to play clarinet sheet music for free is not as hard as some might believe. The beautiful thing about the clarinet is that it can play sheet music written for almost any … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs Need a fun, seasonally appropriate motivation tool to help keep your students practicing? Although it works best if you do this during March to coincide with March Madness there’s no reason why you can’t use … Continue reading →

Posted from: News & Blogs Need a fun, seasonally appropriate motivation tool to help keep your students practicing? Although it works best if you do this during March to coincide with March Madness there’s no reason why you can’t use … Continue reading →