Two disabled students presented unique opportunities to excel for the entire marching band a Forney High School in Texas.
As your career progresses, you'll go through several stages that might include imitation, experimentation, doubt and actualization.
In rural Pierz, Minnesota, the high school band director promotes a family atmosphere to grow and sustain his music program.
A highlight for student musicians is to be selected to be part of an honor band. Here's what they can expect.
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Black Violin received encouragement and untold opportunities as they developed their musical skills. Now they want to pay it forward to a new generation of violinists.
A middle school choir teacher builds a classroom community as she promotes self-esteem and self-discovery.
Congressman Mark Amodei shares his music-making memories as a public school student in northern Nevada.
Interested in adding an electric string ensemble to your music program? Here's what you'll need to get started.
Try this four-step process to help percussion students communicate expressively through music.
With the right mouthpiece, students will likely experience far better results in response, tuning, articulation and tonal-dynamic control.
Yamaha Master Educator Kevin Ford encourages his younger self to be patient in all aspects of his career as a music educator.
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