In honoring March as Women’s History month we recognize the achievements of women from the past. We take this opportunity to talk about women composers who have been overlooked, female performers and conductors, and women who are music educators and advocates.
I was recently in a conversation with a group of music educators where this question was posed, “What can we do to improve music education in the next 5 years?” Some felt that using more technology in the classroom was going to be the game changer.
I love helping my students grow into smart, hard-working, and self-sufficient musicians. Part of this means torturing them with sight-reading exercises every time I see them.
Have you started to hear school bells ringing in your sleep? The fall term is coming for all of us.