Young Musician’s Survival Guide
I have come across a great new book that probably should be on every young musicians bookshelf and available in the waiting rooms of all of our teaching studios. The Continue Reading →
Month: April 2009
Composing Concertos in the Key of Rx
Yet another artcle exploring the relationship between actively listening and engaging in music in complex forms (like classical music) and the benefical effects that it has on overall health and Continue Reading →
Why are we shutting children out of classical music?
This article by Tom Service is about the state of music education in the UK, but much of what he speaks about applies directly to the local situation here in Continue Reading →