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It’s safe to say the invention of MIDI changed the way we perform music. By sending signals down a cable...

As beginner digital audio workstations (DAWs) start to mimic the look and feel of professional DAWs, and it’s both exciting...

With digital tools now a central part of the classroom experience, teachers want to make sure those tools are truly...

The phrase “First Do No Harm” has been widely quoted as part of the Hippocratic Oath that physicians swear upon...

Submitted by Angee and Rick McKee - Mrs. Jenny Wren by Arthur Baynon. Unison voices and piano, for elementary choirs....

It has been a little over a year since Sweetwater launched their band and orchestra (B&O) initiative. When the news...

Let’s be clear: this is a “tough love” editorial. As a music educator turned travel consultant, I work with dozens...

When striving to produce a good saxophone tone, one of the most crucial pieces of equipment is the mouthpiece. There...

Prior to 2018, the music education community often articulated the need for NAfME to address topics centering diversity, inclusion, access,...

In November 2022, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Institute of Music announced a new youth-focused pilot program, titled “the B-Side.” The program...

Music teachers must be flexible and adapt to each student’s unique learning style to help them achieve musical excellence. To...