Social or Service? Tri-M Music Honor Society has a Place for You
“I’d love to start a Tri-M Music Honor Society chapter but I just don’t have the time.” This is a common challenge for music teachers […]
KMEA ADVO-ANGLE: From KMEA Advocacy
WHERE KMEA MUSIC ADVOCACY IS HEADED… I am very excited to announce that Kansas Music Educators Association has launched a new way to look at […]
Advice from the Experts: Winter Concert Planning
Kansas is blessed with great music teachers from around the state who have a great deal of wisdom and advice they can share with peers. […]
BASIC FACTORS INFLUENCING SAXOPHONE TONE QUALITY: A BRIEF DISCUSSION
There is no question that the overriding consideration that influences tone quality is the model of tone consciously or unconsciously held in the mind’s ear. […]
Advice From the Experts: Motivation Part 2 – Motivation in the Music Classroom
Kansas is blessed with great music teachers from around the state who have a great deal of wisdom and advice they can share with peers. […]
Advice From the Experts: Motivation Part 1 – Recruitment & Retention in the Music Classroom
Kansas is blessed with great music teachers from around the state who have a great deal of wisdom and advice they can share with peers. […]
KMEA Mentoring Program
The Winds of Kansas are moving, again! Once again, our KMEA Mentoring Program is continuing to grow under the leadership of new KMEA President, Gretchen […]
Teaching and Learning Spiccato in Three Stages
The sound produced by spiccato bow stroke is one of the most unique articulations that bowed string instruments can project. This is a short and […]
Tri-M Promotes Concert Etiquette
It is September and we are all gearing up for those fall concerts. Let your Tri-M chapter help teach audience etiquette to your students, our […]
Learning To Let Go: Give Your Ensemble More Control!
In one of those over-stressed moments that tackle us from time to time, I started think about my career choice, and conducting in general. I […]
