As you can see, I’m in the process of the major-overhaul.  You will see this site change over the next two days, if you are visiting.  I will post an official announcement on Monday.   Some …

I’m pretty excited to roll out the MusTech.Net…Version 3.0.   If you’ve been noticing the site “down for maintenance” or little things not working right, it’s because I’m in the processing of getting ready for the …

Just a comment to let you know that I will begin posting this week again after a much needed respite from blogging.
In brief:
Don’t forget the the upcoming Music Education Blog Carnival to be held by …

Hello all,
Just giving an update to state I will be taking a short vacation from blogging for about two weeks to work on a couple of research projects…so you …

Notice:
There may be some bumps in the the service of MusTech.Net tomorrow as I migrate the site to WordPress 2.7 and upgrade all of the plugins.  If you experience any difficulties please check back at …

Theresa White over at the Music Education Blog has posted the 7th Music Education Blog Carnival.  Make sure you visit her carnival to acquire some great information and music tips from the great music education …

Hello all.  It looks like I’ll be the default host for the January Blog Carnival.  I’ve lined up hosts for February, March, and April of 2009 but the host for this month fell through.  If you would …

Just a quick update about three items I was pretty excited about while attending the Midwest Band clinic this year.   First, my good friend and fellow ME Blogger Travis J. Weller (The “Big Dog”), was …

This is probably the funniest video I’ve ever seen about the “simplicity” of changing over to the new Digital Television Broadcast Air Signal that is coming, by mandate, in February of 2009. …

Well, I haven’t been able to keep up with MusTech.Net this semester as much as I would like. I’m hoping my schedule will clear a little so that I can write about some of the …

Humanities and History Profs. and Teachers, if you’re teaching a segment on Rome, prepare to have one of the COOLEST editions to your arsenal of worn out slides, standard power point presentations, faded book pictures, and dusty …

Below is an embedded Picasa slide show of a number of photos take by Emily Maize of myself (conducting) and the Grove City College “Disney” Jazz Ensemble. Picasa is free, and is a competitor of …

Anyone?   Edublogs.org has stated that they’ve been updating for a couple of days now (stating that they would be “up” later?)  There are a number of ME Bloggers that have their site with Edublogs and …

What are your favorite music education podcasts? Ones that relate to music education, music technology, or music performance? Here’s a short list of mine for starters:

MusTech.Net’s (Dr. J. Pisano’s and D. Morton’s) Podcast
http://mustech.podomatic.com
James Frankel’s Podcast
http://fams.podomatic.com
Scott …

Well, only Three Months to go!  The campaign has been long and hard but I know you will agree with me that it was/is worth it!   There have been so many great ideas and thoughts …

Hello all,
    As with everyone it’s been more than busy with the start of the college year.   We’ve had a killer band camp and the Marching Wolverines are stronger than ever (And We’re Going To …

I’ve been having a couple of issues with MusTech.Net so if things have been a little “different” with your experience, I apologize!
I’m still waiting for the PodPress update to be published. So you will not …

I’d like to wish a Happy Mother’s Day to all of the women who are their kids MOMS that read MusTech.Net!  To that end, I would like to direct any reader to Espie’s About Music …

Although not nearly as robust as WordPress, Tumblr is a great way to get people blogging and useful for quick informational updating.   It’s easy to use interface is the most simple that I’ve seen and you …

Attending a music conference regularly is a must for any educator; it gives time for reflection, reinvention, relaxation, and… RECHARGING!   The PMEA convention held in Hershey PA, did just that for me and the thousands …