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The following article sample was reprinted from American String Teacher, vol 74, issue 4 with permission from ASTA and the...
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Jazz educators often find themselves struggling to engage young musicians who, like their non-musical peers, have seemingly insatiable appetites for...
Most theatrical productions have a stage manager. The stage manager usually is backstage during the entire performance. They follow the...
Jazz educators often find themselves struggling to engage young musicians who, like their non-musical peers, have seemingly insatiable appetites for all things internet. As they glance at smartphones resting on...
Most theatrical productions have a stage manager. The stage manager usually is backstage during the entire performance. They follow the script, and either by headset or by physical or verbal...
SBO+: Regular contributor Bob Morrison has written an important and powerful essay entitled "The Storm Is Here: Seven Threats Every Music (and Arts) Educator Must Understand Right Now."Bob adds. This...
Effective leadership isn’t about having every solution at your fingertips, it’s about modeling the same curiosity, flexibility, and perseverance we hope to inspire in our students. Ensemble directors face an...
In the evolving landscape of the music industry, fostering participation requires more than just promoting products; it necessitates the creation of a robust ecosystem that supports collaboration among musicians, repair...
