Listening with the Other Ear
When musicians come together to make music in a group, we assume they listen intently. But music-making uses so many mental and physical skills that the ears are often eclipsed.We...
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When musicians come together to make music in a group, we assume they listen intently. But music-making uses so many mental and physical skills that the ears are often eclipsed.We...
String programs used to be a part of a complete music program in schools across the country. As budgets diminished, and many arts programs were cut, a large number of...
A performance tour through parts of Europe. Joint concerts with Japanese ensembles at home and overseas. A clinic with faculty from the Central Conservatory in Beijing, China. These are a...
Even the most ambitious fundraising campaigns can sometimes leave a music program short. When that happens, music directors have another option available to them: applying for grants to supplement their...
When Wynton Marsalis walks into the room, music begins to play. Actually, it’s spilling right out of his mouth, filling in the silent spaces, but not intruding into conversations. It’s...
