Who doesn’t love a dark, rich, and vibrant clarinet sound? It’s a beautiful instrument, and when our clarinet section sounds amazing, our band does too!
What If Students Programmed Your Next Concert?
Imagine a conversation like this in your classroom:
Director: Today I propose to do something for you that none of your other teachers will ever do.
The Phygital Approach: How Blending Print and Technology Can Unlock New Potential in Music Education
Music education is undergoing a transformation, adapting to the digital age while preserving its long-lasting traditions. Today, it’s not just about reading sheet music and practicing instruments; it’s a dynamic blend of traditional techniques and innovative technologies.
Tips and Tricks to Improve at Sight Reading
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Power Up! Percussion Accessories Fundamentals
In the middle and high school setting so much time is devoted to the teaching of snare drum, timpani and the keyboard instruments that the proper techniques needed to play some of the smaller percussion instruments are often neglected or overlooked.
November 2023 Repertoire Update
In the last month, MakeMusic Cloud added 178 interactive tracks across 89 new publications.
Browse below to discover new favorites among the continuous new repertoire included with your regular subscription.
Sight-Reading Success in Just a Few Minutes Per Day
Sight reading is a skill that every musician can always improve upon, but creating daily opportunities to practice this skill can require a lot of preparation and materials.
5 Survival Tips for the Days Before Break
In the days leading up to a break, student excitement levels rise as their concentration falls. This can be a frustrating and exhausting time for teachers.
Power Up! Oboe Technique, Tone, and Performance
A good reed can make a “mediocre” to “not so strong” player sound beautiful.
The Benefits of Sight Reading: The What, Why, and How
Being able to look at a brand new piece of music and play it at sight is a pretty amazing skill to have.