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When students step into new places, encounter new cultures, and connect with new people, especially through the universal language of...

If you’ve traveled as a performer or an educator, you know that performance travel is very different from any other...

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By Jeff Antoniuk, Artistic Director of JazzWire.net   We spend endless hours in the practice room—working on scales, transcribing solos,...

By Michael Geib    The following article sample was reprinted from American String Teacher, vol 74, issue 4 with permission...

Print & Digital Assessment and Festival Season is Near! Consider This Music for Your String Orchestra or Jazz Band. Browse...

An easy way to enhance your ensemble’s success! As you plan your next concert, consider featuring a student conductor! Whether...

Want to know what music education publications were the top sellers in 2025? SBO+ asked some of the leading publishers....

From the classroom to their careers, students carry the lessons of music with them. Together, we can ensure more students...

By Kevin Lucas    Jeff Moore is Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities and Professor of Percussion at...

By Dr. Matthew Arau   The beginning of a new year offers leaders a natural opportunity to pause and reset....

By Bill Humbert   Daily in rehearsal rooms, we talk about tone, tuning, technique, rehearsal pacing, and musicianship. But behind...