When You Have to Teach Elementary Music From Home…
Teaching elementary music online is becoming a reality. Check out this blog post by Amy M. Burns that gives you assistance and ideas for teaching online.
Continue readingOnline Jazz Education Resources For Teachers
Dr. Pisano provides a number of vetted, online, jazz resources for use in the classroom and online; this list includes playlists, improvisation, & other resources.
Continue readingConcert Band and Wind Ensemble Music, Resources, and Recordings: Plus, My Top 10 Concert Band Playlists On Spotify
I was recently asked by a colleague of mine to list out a few resources that his students could access from home during this unprecedented COVID-19 Outbreak. I put together…
Continue readingMusTech.Net Produces New, LIVE, Video Series 7 PM EDST
Drs. Joseph Pisano and Jeffrey Tedford, along with noted elementary music technical expert Amy M. Burns launched their first video series last night at 7 p.m. EDST. The video series…
Continue readingWhen The Preschool Classroom Curriculum Naturally Flows Into the Music Curriculum…
Recently, my preschoolers (mixed ages of 3, 4, and 5 year-olds) were learning about rhyming words in their classroom. I was able to discover this as I like to go…
Continue readingTI:ME/TMEA 2020: Part 2
Last week, I wrote about the TI:ME National Conference and TMEA Conference highlighting sessions from the first two days. This post highlights some more technology and elementary music sessions from…
Continue readingTMEA and TI:ME 2020: First Two Days!
The Technology in Music Education’s (TI:ME) National Conference and the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) had a wonderful first two days of informative and amazing sessions. The presenters are the…
Continue reading5 Creative Ways To Use Book Creator In The Elementary Music Classroom
Book Creator is a web-based and iOS app created by Dan Amos, the founder of Red Jumper. I have used Book Creator for years with my elementary music students. We…
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