DEADLINE for ALL applications – Friday, February 5th – don’t delay!————————————————————————–VWMS 2010 SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION FOR VOICE Applications must be received by Friday, February 5thThe first 20 eligible applicants are automatically Continue Reading →
Did you know that students taking Royal Conservatory of Music Examinations can get high school credits for completing their exam requirements? In this way students can get high school credits Continue Reading →
So how much time do our kids have to practice and do homework? Considering that today is the day Apple is set to tell the world about the iPad, this Continue Reading →
For years, the secrets to great teaching have seemed more like alchemy than science, a mix of motivational mumbo jumbo and misty-eyed tales of inspiration and dedication. But for more Continue Reading →
There are a few books that i would like to review for this forum in upcoming posts. Has anyone come across any really interesting reads about education or Arts education Continue Reading →
Here is an interesting link to the BBC website in London. Somehow I can’t imagine our own CBC Radio doing this since Radio 2 seems to have developed a very Continue Reading →
So why do tunes in a major key, such as Singin’ in the Rain, sound cheerful, while those in minor keys – Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall, say – sound Continue Reading →
NDP MLA Spencer Herbert has told the Straight that the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts has eliminated its stand-alone arts and culture division. Herbert, who is the Opposition critic for this ministry, Continue Reading →
Here is an interesting link from Iowa Public Radio. This is a “pronouncing” guide originally put together for classical radio dj’s who were not quite sure how to pronounce the names of Continue Reading →
It is that time again, when we think about getting our final entries ready for this year’s round of Music Festivals. Thanks to Christie Smith at Long & McQuade for Continue Reading →