Ten Tips on Becoming “Fearless”
Have you ever played a brilliant piece of music, taken a perfect golf swing, or given an
inspiring speech...when no one else was around?
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The Buzzard by Warburton
The Buzzard by Warburton
The unique combination of internal shapes controls the airflow to achieve balanced resistance
The internal taper through the throat section plus the reverse bell flair expands and focuses the buzz…
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Dare to be Different
Music teachers are finding success by pushing the string program envelope
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Attitude
Attitude
Oliver C. Boone, Ph.D.
If anyone were to ask me what I believed to be the greatest single factor that would determine the success of any individual, I would reply without a moment's hesitation, attitude. To clarify this…
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Educator’s View Point
Educator's View Point
by Donald DeRoche, Ph.D.
"Only a few of our students will pursue music as a career, but all of them will be well served if we can help them achieve a feeling of self-confidence."
Help your students learn not…
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BLK Label by Fruhauf
The future of marching arts apparel is here! Introducing the BLK Label by Fruhauf. If marching bands are evolving, should the uniform?
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Telling the Story: Proactive is Better than Reactive
With the reduction of funding for educational programs on many levels, and with the unprecedented pressures put on schools, districts and states by the No Child Left Behind Act, responsibility for retaining arts programs rests with every…
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Beginners Need High Quality Instruments
A native of Kenosha, Wisconsin, John Whyte has been a band director at the elementary and secondary levels of the Kenosha Unified School District since 1980 and is active as a private trumpet teacher, clinician and soloist.
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