Should schools scrap or limit music education classes in favour of more academically rigorous lessons? Data suggests not.
Despite its potentially high cost, there may be more benefits to music education than meets the eye, including from… Read More...
INHALATION AND EXHALATION
The Breath: The Core of Rehearsal Technique
Therefore, the basic trick is in the preparatory upbeat. It is exactly like breathing: the preparation is like an inhalation, and the music sounds like an… Read More...
Trombones are a critical voice in any band or symphonic ensemble, and compared to most other wind instruments, they are actually pretty simple machines. However, if you haven't spent much time playing trombones, they may seem like a… Read More...
You have a long list of goals when you enter the classroom each day: Be a better music educator. Help students succeed. Feel inspired and empowered. We want to help you achieve all of your goals.
Music teachers have long… Read More...
As a percussionist, there are three things that we should always work on - reading, rolls and ear/listening. I know it is naive to believe that these are the only things to work on, but if you can continue to improve in these… Read More...
Eugene Rousseau and the Development of the Modern Saxophone
It is no secret that, during the last half of the twentieth century, Yamaha saxophones have become well known for the ability to perform at the very highest levels. It is also… Read More...
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The Yamaha Young Performing Artists Program (YYPA) recognizes outstanding young musicians from the world of classical, jazz and contemporary music. Winners of… Read More...
