Yamaha Educator Suite: Building the Next Generation of Music Educators
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Meet the 2024 “40 Under 40” Educators
Be inspired by these remarkable 40 educators — all under the age of 40 — who are making a difference in growing and strengthening their music programs.
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Build Rapport in High-Need Schools
In Part 2 of this series, we explore ways to build rapport with students, parents, administrators and community partners.
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First Festival Success Guaranteed!
Be prepared for this exciting step in your career with our real-world guide that includes detailed planning mixed with the need for adaptability so you can enjoy the moment.
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Music Tech in the Elementary Classroom
See how National Standards can meet music technology competencies for elementary school students.
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Give Up Control
When given the opportunity, students reach farther and achieve more, so let them take charge and see what unfolds.
The Benefits of Learning Another Instrument
By playing multiple instruments, you will broaden your musical perspective and be a better composer and arranger.
Prepare for Spring Concerts
As the New Year begins, if you haven’t thought about your Spring concerts, you better start now! Here are some things to consider as you prepare for your next performances to close out the school year!
Sustainable Excellence
Adapt your educational visions for community needs without compromising standards. Emphasize long-term commitment and realistic goal setting.
Don’t Get Trapped by “The Checklist”
Rethink the conventional checklist that most music educators try to follow and explore alternative, enriching paths to success for both you and your students.
What Makes a Teacher an Expert?
A new study offers insights into the art and science of being a music educator.
Berklee’s Outreach Program Celebrates 30 Years of Success
Berklee City Music proves that music education is alive and well in Boston with K-12 after-school and summer programs and a variety of ensembles in multiple genres. This outreach now extends beyond Beantown through partner programs to reach more than 60,000 students ever year.
Where Music Meets Leadership
The Eastman School of Music promotes more than musical performance. Through its Institute for Music Leadership, it offers students career development within the larger music industry.
Teaching for Artistic Behavior
TAB pedagogy may look like chaos, but it’s a unique teaching methodology that allows student-led creative exploration.
The Many Faces of Trumpeter Allen Vizzutti
Classical, jazz, soundtracks and more — Allen Vizzutti’s career has crossed genres and his clinic teachings appeal to all generations.
Build Bridges: Work with Administration, Parents and Other Teachers
Music educators must forge partnerships to ensure that their music programs prosper.
Students Help Teach Music to Students with Disabilities
United Sound promotes social involvement for students with and without disabilities to perform in…
Blending Brass
With so many superhero movies hitting the theaters, it’s ironic to hear ensemble directors tell their students “don’t be a hero” when someone is sticking out in the overall sound. Because of the brass instruments’ powerful directional abilities, b…
New to Teaching Strings?
If you are new to teaching strings, don’t panic. Top string professionals offer advice as you launch into uncharted territory.
Add These 3 Exercises to Your Percussion Practice Sessions
Be a better percussionist by regularly working on your reading, rolls and listening skills.