Stravinsky and the Orchestra Hit
One of the coolest music history
tidbits I've heard in recent memory
- Stravinsky and the Orchestra Hit.
music
23 posts
(FREE) Online Resources for Learning Music Theory
Learning music theory is an
easy way to improve many
aspects of playing ANY instrument.
New MuseScore Version Brings Aesthetic Improvements
A new version of free
notation software MuseScore adds quite
a few welcome aesthetic improvements.
What to Expect at (Some) College Auditions
A look at one possible
approach to college auditions in
the time of COVID.
Music, College, and COVID
If you’re a college music student
(or will be soon), I hope
you’ve read this […]
Beethoven + Statistical Analysis =…
A statistical analysis of Beethoven
attempts to find what made
his music great.
The Arts and Social Justice
An excellent article from Jason Haaheim
about how art and arts orgs
are more important now than ever.
Warm-up (and learn to practice) with Solo Training
In a previous blog entry I
talked about some projects that I
and others are […]
ScanScore Review: Scan and Edit Your Digital Music
SmartScore is WIndows software designed
to convert and edit sheet
music to digital PDFs.
You Are What (and Who) You Listen To
This year, pay more
attention to what you
listen to.