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  • Choosing Your First Instrument: A Guide for New Music Students

    Choosing Your First Instrument: A Guide for New Music Students

    Which Instrument Is Right for You? Thinking about music lessons but not sure where to begin? You are not alone. Many students and parents ask us the same question: “Which instrument is right for me?” The good news is that you do not have to find the perfect instrument immediately. In fact, many musicians discover…

  • Drum Lines: The Heartbeat of the Ensemble

    Drum Lines: The Heartbeat of the Ensemble

    Whether you’re hearing the thunder of a bass drum line, the intricate movement of tenor drums, or the unmistakable crack of a well-tuned snare, drum lines bring unmatched energy and precision to any performance. This month’s theme explores several key aspects of percussion writing and performance, from arranging for different sections of the battery to…

  • Big Beats, Music Videos, and Gated Reverb: Student Thoughts on 80s Pop

    Big Beats, Music Videos, and Gated Reverb: Student Thoughts on 80s Pop

    What Students Discovered About 80s Pop Music June’s Music Technology and Learning Lab theme took students back to the colorful world of 80s pop music. Students explored famous songs, iconic music videos, and recording techniques that helped define the decade. Along the way, they shared observations about the sounds, styles, and innovations that made 80s…

  • Celebrate the Fourth of July Through America’s Diverse Musical Traditions

    Celebrate the Fourth of July Through America’s Diverse Musical Traditions

    The Sound of Celebration Many Independence Day events begin with music that has become part of our national traditions. Perhaps no composer represents American band music better than John Philip Sousa. His “The Stars and Stripes Forever” remains America’s official national march. Even today, its energetic rhythms and memorable melodies inspire concert bands around the…

  • More Than a Make-Up: Creative Ways to Use Extra Lessons

    More Than a Make-Up: Creative Ways to Use Extra Lessons

    Summer brings vacations, family visits, camps, and long weekends. It also brings a common question: “What should I do with my make-up lessons?” When my daughter was five, she thought a make-up lesson meant she got to wear makeup. We all had a good laugh when we figured out the misunderstanding. Now, both of my…