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Well, maybe that’s a little dramatic…. Educators are constantly adapting because the students we teach, and the environments that we...

The start of a new year always brings new opportunities and new possibilities. Welcome to a school year that will...

String instruments are unique in that the hand positions aren’t static, you eventually will have to move them up or...

In life, we strive for a balance in our everyday activity and lifestyle, and double reeds require the same balance...

Selecting appropriate repertoire for smaller bands and orchestras will always be a challenge for ensemble directors. How do you challenge...

SBO+: We are thrilled to announce a renewed partnership with JEN, the Jazz Education Network. Each month they will provide...

For performers of voice or wind instruments, so much of good sound production relies on proper placement, shape, and use...

This month’s MSFQ tips come from Cheryl Floyd, director of bands, retired, Hill Country.  Welcome to back to school across...

School is starting and the new students, filled with excitement and nervousness, are walking into our music or theater classes...

As I solicited articles from music education leaders for this issue focusing on leadership in our profession, it occurred to...

SBO+: In this issue we discuss many aspects of leadership in successful music programs. One of these is parent leadership....