Vancouver Kiwanis Music Festival
The Vancouver Kiwanis Music Festival now has performance tickets and schedules online on their website. If you scoll down the left menu under “info” to “my account/registration” and click on Continue Reading →
Month: March 2009
Music Lessons Provide a Workout for the Brain
A recent Harvard Medical Study indicates once again a relationship between studying music and the development of our brains. Earlier studies have shown that adult musicians have different brains to Continue Reading →
Link between watching TV and asthma
Children who spend hours in front of the television are at greater risk of developing asthma than those who are more active, a study has found. Youngsters who watched more Continue Reading →
BCACMS annual conference
Hi Folks, The BC Association of Community Music Schools Annual Conference is set for Friday June 19 and Saturday June 20. The conference this year is being hosted by the Continue Reading →
RCM Exams
Tomorrow (March 3) is the final deadline for signing up for the Spring session of Royal Conservatory of Music Exams held this May and June. I was just trying to Continue Reading →
British Columbia Budget Contains a Mixed Message for Culture
The province of British Columbia brought down its 2009 budget on February 17, and artists and cultural organizations in the province are now organizing to reverse proposed cuts to cultural Continue Reading →
Music Training Linked to Enhanced Verbal Skills
A study released by Northwestern University in 2007 suggests that Mom was right that you continue your studies in music, even though you didn’t want to become a professional musician.The Continue Reading →