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The bell rang as Mrs. Sanders closed the piano lid, feeling more exhausted than ever. The energy in her music...

Sound fundamentals! Make sure your grip and stance are correct. Stick to the Basics Marcato, legato, and neutral patterns for...

I guess Bob Dylan was on to something. Change of all types is not only inevitable, if it’s managed correctly,...

By Mary Gray The cast party is a theatrical tradition and more important than one might think. It is a...

By Col. (Ret.) Thomas Palmatier The title of this monthly column is Perspective so I guess I should offer a...

By Thomas Palmatier Anyone who has ever attended the Midwest Clinic is familiar with the dizzying array of clinics, workshops,...

By Karen L. Bruno  SBO+: This is an excerpt from an article that appeared in ACDA’s Choral Journal and was...

By Jon Bubbett Teaching music is fun! As music educators, this “lights us up!” Teaching music is our professional existence!...

By Mary Gray  Putting on a musical or a play is expensive. There are costumes, sets, special lights, sound requirements,...

By Dr. Matthew Arau  The seasons are transitioning from summer to fall and change is in the air. The leaves...

By Laurie Schell Check it out! ArtsEd Tennessee has launched an online course, Building a Strong Voice for Arts Education...

By Jesse Nolan   The 16th Annual Jazz Education Network (JEN) Conference, held from January 8-11, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia,...