Atomic Practice
Two practice strategies to help students develop
a consistent practice habit and improve their
technique at the same time.
Two practice strategies to help students develop
a consistent practice habit and improve their
technique at the same time.
There are two kinds of practice tools: tools that help
ONLY when you use them, and tools that help AFTER
you use them. Here's a look at both types.
A brief review of three page-turning
pedals I've used in the 5+
years of using digital sheet music.
A comparison of horns - not
for the best sound or easiest
playability, but for the best aesthetics.
The first step of knowing how to teach yourself (or
others) is learning how to learn. And this video on
neuroplasticity can give you all the tools you need.
A few years ago I wrote about several advanced features of
MobileSheets Pro. Since I've been using an iPad as my music
reader, I've discovered a few useful, but hidden features.
The future of Android (and ChromeOS) tablets is
murky. But here's why I didn't recommend any
as digital music readers for 2022.
I've updated my list of digital music reader
recommendations for those looking to buy a new
music tablet (Android or Apple) for 2022!
One of the coolest music history
tidbits I've heard in recent memory
- Stravinsky and the Orchestra Hit.
A new website by the horn professor
at Western Illinois University aims to help
brass players reduce or prevent overuse injuries.