How You Say It, How You Don’t: Effective Rehearsal Communication
“The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” – George Bernard Shaw Throughout history, those […]
Tips for Teaching Students with Autism
By Nancy Summitt, University of Memphis Reprinted with permission from the May 2016 issue of Segue, the Arkansas Music Educators Journal Music classrooms have long […]
COPYRIGHT AND HOW IT AFFECTS YOU: Why Have A Copyright Law?
This two-article series is reprinted with permission from Rhode Island Music Education Review (RIMER). U.S. Copyright is a complex and complicated set of laws that […]
Media Player Master Classes for the Large Ensemble Classroom
Reprinted with permission from National Association for Music Education (NAfME). The original article published on February 17, 2016 can be found here. We can integrate […]
Music Directors Have Important Leadership Role in High Schools
Peter Markes, Edmond Oklahoma Reprinted with permission from National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). The original article published on January 12, 2015 can be found […]
Embracing Unfamiliar Cultures in the Music Classroom
Since the Tanglewood Symposium of 1967, the field of music education has worked pointedly to provide students with musical experiences from cultures around the world […]
Elementary Notes
Fall weather always creates such an excitement for me. The rush of the beginning of the year is over, but there is such anticipation in […]
South Central District News
South Central Kansas Music Educators has lots to celebrate for this issue of the KMR. We congratulate the directors of the following South Central Kansas […]
Northwest District News
Greetings from the Northwest District. The new school year has begun and fall is in the air. Our district has started the audition season with […]
KSHSAA News: Greetings from Topeka!
Like starting a new teaching job, I am finding the second year at the KSHSAA is beginning to make sense. I would like to thank […]
