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When we inevitably return to the classroom, due to the extended closures in many areas, some of our school-owned instruments...
As effects of the ongoing pandemic (shelter-in-place orders, social distancing, general isolation) have been felt around the world, it has...
With all the weird we have had thrown at us lately, the lack of making music with other people has...
The ability to take the needs of those around you and compromise accordingly (and adjust to them without fuss) makes...
“Am I successful?” is a question that affects everyone who considers themselves in an educational or professional path.
When Eileen McKissick began offering sound therapy in her massage practice, she soon discovered she could use tuning forks to...
In my perusal of last month’s SBO content, I came across a comment that addressed the reuse of proven resources...
Much like using language as a functional aid , creating and making expressive music involves unique manipulation of a musical...
I spent the first five (or more) years as an orchestral professional in a perpetual state of panic and/or frustration....
How many of us know that sinking feeling that occurs when you open your viola/violin/cello case and discover it has...
Tips for Integrating and Initiating New Orchestra Members into the ClassroomWe all know that orchestra classes are not one teacher...
When I started writing these articles, there was a topic I very much felt needed attention but was unable to...
