Finale Launching FREE NotePad 2012 And iPad App Soon!
There are some ridiculously cool things coming from Finale and the MakeMusic folks very soon and -if I’m the first to tell you about them… well, you heard it from…
Continue readingMusic Discussions From The MPLN – January, 2012
This is a new series on MusTech.Net that pulls a number of the topics from the Music Educators Professional Learning Network (MPLN) into the “spotlight”. Because the MPLN…
Continue readingInteresting YouTube Music Video Series #16 – James Morrison – Snappy Too!
Interesting YouTube Music Video Series #16 – James Morrison – Snappy Too! Original YouTube Title: James Morrision – Snappy Too! – New CD! Re-Embed: 1/2020 Original Date Posted on YouTube: December…
Continue readingSight Reading Factory – Innovative New Way To Teach And Practice Sight Reading
[PR: For Immediate Release] Sight Reading Factory The Innovative New Way To Teach And Practice Sight Reading GraceNotes, LLC is excited to announce the release of SightReadingFactory.com, a…
Continue readingTI:ME/JEN Clinic: iPad Apps For Music Performers
The following is the presentation is from my TI:ME/JEN clinic on Friday, January 6th, 2012 held at the Galt House in Lousiville, KY. The presentation was titled iPad Apps…
Continue readingTwitter For Bands And Public Relations PowerPoint From 2012 TI:ME/JEN Conference
The following is the presentation from my TI:ME/JEN clinic on Saturday, January 7th, 2012 held at the Galt House in Lousiville, KY. The presentation was titled Twitter for Bands…
Continue reading2012 January Edition Of The Music Education Blog Carnival
Music Education Blog Carnival Background: The new Music Education Blog Carnival was created and is maintained by Dr. Joseph Pisano of MusTech.net. Its function is to promote the great work being done by Music Education…
Continue reading#timejen12 #jen12 Twitter Hashtag Archives
I just have finished putting together a document of the 2012 Jazz Education Network and TI:ME Conference Tweets! The document is pretty large and even though I did quite…
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