In the heart of Los Angeles, amidst the bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, lies a beacon of hope for music education. "The Last Repair Shop" won an Oscar last night, shedding light on the music educators who work tireless in the Los Angeles Unified Public Schools.
In the heart of Los Angeles, amidst the bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, lies a beacon of hope for music education. "The Last Repair Shop" won an Oscar last night, shedding light on the music educators who work tireless in the Los Angeles Unified Public Schools.
To what degree to you involve parents in your music studio? Do you want to include them more? Here are six effective strategies for music teachers to involve parents in their child's musical education, both during lessons and at home practice sessions.
You've told us that handling cancellations requires careful consideration to maintain professionalism, fairness, and a positive student-teacher relationship. We hear you! In this guide, we'll explore three crucial aspects of managing cancellations: whether to charge for the lesson, the appropriate notice period for cancellations, and the feasibility of offering makeup credits.
At the beginning of Black History Month, let's delve into the lives and works of five exceptional Black classical music composers—three men and two women—whose artistry has left an indelible mark on the world of classical music.
I had the opportunity to attend the premiere of celebrated pianist Stephen Hough's own piano concerto, a one movement work entitled "The World of Yesterday." My own hometown orchestra, the Utah Symphony, hosted the premiere and co-commissioned the work, so it was an unusual treat to be able to sit in my favorite spot in my frequently-attended hall but hear a piece that no one in the world had ever heard before.