On June 20th, Saturday Morning at 10:00 a.m., I along with Profs. Brian Moore (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), Stefani Langol (Berklee College of Music), and Dr. James Frankel (SoundTree/Korg) will be holding an open plenary that …
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Just a quick update to let you know that time is running out to submit your article for the June 2009 Music Carnival. The carnival is being hosted at BNCEducation.com. Take the time to post …
I, along with my colleague Darren Morton, produce one of the coolest Music Education Podcast shows available on iTunes. One of the things that confused me for the longest time was whether or not we should use …
Where are the best Music Education Schools in the United States? What a great question!
On April 16 of 2009, the National Association of Music Manufacturers (NAMM ) released the results of a nationwide survey with …
The Music Education Blog Carnival has been going strong for almost one year. This coming edition of the Music Education Blog Carnival marks the 12th of the Music Education Blog Carnival project.
When I first started thinking about …
My good friend Kelly told me about this “Facebook Secret” and I have to admit it’s hilarious AND I’m going to share it with you (in case you haven’t found it yet)… Facebook has allowed …
Travis J. Weller and I presented a clinic at the 2009 PMEA conference held in Valley Forge, PA entitled Bridging the Gap Between the Composers, Performers, and the Audience. This presentation outlines some of the …
PMEA for 2009 is almost finished. I was able to meet up with a number of friends, meet some new ones, and check out some awesome new music related stuff! Travis Weller and I presented …
Just a quick note announcing the May 2009 Music Education Blog Carnival. Natalie Wickham, over at the Music Matters Blog, will be hosting this month. She is an active music educator, blogger, and writer. In …
One of the things that has stymied many people from utilizing YouTube to embed Video clips on their Web sites is is the ever present and looming threat of copyright violation(s) and subsequent action against them …
As with many people in the United States and world, this Sunday is a very special time for me. Easter is quickly approaching and there are a number of music resources available for free on …
My friend, Dr. Marc Jacoby, sent me an e-mail last month to let me know that he and Craig Gonci started a new music website that includes activities and games for classroom and performance-based music …
The folks from broadband-expert.co.uk have been asking me for almost a year to talk about their product(s). They feel that MusTech.Net would be a good platform for them because of our large international audience so, after …
This is the ENHANCED podcast version of the MusTech.Net Podcast, Episode 15
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Keith Mason and I had a great conversation on his show over at his great podcast site, Music Tech for Me.
Music Tech For Me is a audio podcast site. Kieth is one of the only …
Welcome to the 10th annual monthly edition of the Music Education Blog Carnival! The Music Education Blog Carnival was created and is maintained by Dr. Joseph Pisano of MusTech.net and Joel of SoYouWantToTeach.com in order to …
Getting Permission To Arrange Songs For Music Groups -MusTech.Net Podcast E-15
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This episode starts with Joe and Darren discussing Darren’s latest project…a new broadcast radio …
Wow! I am beyond impressed with this online collaboration tool. I’m also equally bewildered that I’ve not come across it before since it’s been out since 2007!!! I intend to write a full review of it …
Free music services do not seem to survive on the net (at least not for long). I was very excited when the music service Ruckus debuted. For me it was a way for my college …
It’s almost time for another Music Education Blog Carnival. This carnival will be hosted right here at MusTech.net. Although I’ve been very active with both music and education the past weeks, I haven’t been posting as much …
As many of you know I often write about the WordPress engine and am a huge WordPress advocate. MusTech.Netis based on the WordPress engine. The following post while not specifically about Music Technology or Music …
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