Each year, Yamaha recognizes 40 young music educators who run innovative programs by implementing out-of-the-box thinking.  

Check out these ways to manage and streamline your workload.

What began as a reluctant step into TikTok quickly became a transformative journey that elevated a school’s music program.

To be successful, young music educators should focus on recruitment, repertoire, networking and joining professional organizations.

Follow our real-world guide that includes detailed planning mixed with the need for adaptability.

Learn, network and thrive at local, state and national music education conventions.

Music educators must consider the pros and cons of artificial intelligence, which can lead to a more engaging and empowering music learning experience for all students.

A key to success is to have a consistent system of routines that you and your students follow.

When it comes to funding for your program, never get discouraged because there is always money somewhere. You just have to work hard to find it.

A guitar program will provide a musical opportunity to students who would not usually join traditional band, orchestra or choir.

Schedule time with one of these distinguished educators who will inspire and motivate music teachers to meet and exceed their professional goals.

Music educators and musicians should look into these five music apps and software programs to enhance their music-making.