TI: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…
Continue readingASSESSMENT IN THE ELEMENTARY GENERAL MUSIC CLASSROOM
For many elementary music educators, we are asked for data that proves our students are learning. This seems daunting as with our field, data is not the first choice when…
Continue readingUnearthed Arcana, Part I: A Brief History and Evolution of the DAW
Updating MusTech.Net has been worthwhile, but also it is very tricky. There are hundreds of posts that contain great and still-relevant information, but they also contain broken links, outdated “blog…
Continue readingConcert Season: Elementary Vocal Warmups and Pitch Explorations
After having Thanksgiving Break extended by a day and a half due to inclement weather, the students returned to school late this morning. It has been over ten days since…
Continue readingGreat Day with Dr. Missy Strong!
West Orange High School hosted Dr. Missy Strong for a professional development workshop that weaved together neuroscience, music, instrumental band, chorus, general music, and an introduction to Dr. Feierabend’s Conversational…
Continue readingThe Band Director as a Corporate Leader or CEO
Dr. Pisano presents The Band Director as a Corporate Leader or CEO – Slides from a Clinic
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