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Which Type of Oboe to Choose and Why By Dr. Suzanne Segredo-Kundle When it comes to selecting an oboe that...
In the dynamic world of music education, the flute’s melody emerges with a compelling presence, weaving a tapestry of sound...
A director addresses their students: “Brass, let’s articulate some eighth notes: Ta ta Ta ta Ta ta Ta ta! 1!...
It’s easy during the holiday season to think a gift certificate from the local school service music store is enough...
The saxophone is a fantastic instrument and certainly has its place in music history and on many stages and classrooms....
In life, we strive for a balance in our everyday activity and lifestyle, and double reeds require the same balance...
With marching band in full swing, and beginning clarinet students on the horizon, August seems like a perfect month to...
By Dr. Pamela Shuler, Assistant Professor of Music, Eastern New Mexico University It is difficult to over-sensationalize the role air...
Tone, tone, oh my gosh that gorgeous oboe tone! It’s one of the highlights and most sought-after qualities of playing...
Lisa Canning: Eva Wasserman-Margolis and I got to know each other through one of the first virtual clarinet competitions that...
Beautiful sonority depends on posture, breath control, embouchure, and practicing long notes. Here I will address embouchure, teaching you a...
The holidays are a perfect time to recommend a new instrument purchase to a student. As an educator you know...
