Part of pointing your students toward success in MakeMusic Cloud is ensuring that they’re set up to take the best recording of their performances, thus receiving the most accurate assessments.
Engaging Rehearsal Strategies for Students Who Cannot Practice Outside of the Classroom
Have you ever been frustrated that your students are not practicing outside of class? What happens when they cannot practice outside of class?
FAQs on Federal Funding for Music Education
As educators, you’re likely aware that there are funds being allocated to schools and districts across the country as part of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and the COVID relief bills that have been signed into law over the last several years.
Free Activity: Making Mood Music Playlists
Has a song ever changed your mood? Do you like to listen to a particular song or artist when you are happy or sad?
Breathe New Life Into Your Music Ensemble
Has your music program been feeling a bit stagnant lately? Do your students need an infusion of energy and motivation?
Skip the Assigner and Share Sight Reading Builder Exercises
The importance of developing sight-reading skills as a musician is undeniable. With that comes the need for teachers to access endless amounts of sight-reading content that can quickly be placed in front of their students on a regular basis.
Our Statement of Support for Ukraine
At MakeMusic and Alfred Music, we are deeply shocked and saddened by the current invasion of Ukraine. We are concerned for the safety and freedom of all the people suffering through this war including one of our own employees.
SmartPicks – Perseus by Soon Hee Newbold
Perseus by Soon Hee Newbold
Ensemble type: String Orchestra Difficulty: Grade 5 Recommended by: Giovanna Cruz, Director, Customer Services
“Perseus is a fast-paced, flashy, and fun piece that your advanced high school students will enjoy.How to Share Your MakeMusic Cloud Playlists
Last fall, we released the new Playlist feature in MakeMusic Cloud to help users save, organize, and easily access your music in My Library.
Hiding Student Data in Class Gradebooks—New Tool for Platform Admins
When it comes to grading and assessing your students, there may be instances where you’ll need to do so in an unbiased, anonymous manner.