Perfect for a classroom lesson, virtual assignment, extra credit, or an activity for a substitute teacher, this fun and free Roll a Composition activity will help spark your students’ creativity and get started on an original composition based purely on chance!
Recently, we spoke with Scott Rush, author of the Habits series, about his method books.
What did you do before you started writing the Habits series?
I have a bit of a disclaimer to start us out: This episode talks about social justice—issues with race, repertoire challenges, and more.
One reality of learning to play an instrument is that most of the music students practice and perform comes from other people’s imaginations.
Use this free listening activity as a way to encourage students to explore the depths of SmartMusic’s repertoire library and discover new music along the way!
With over 10, 000 choral and instrumental titles in print, high-quality hymnal recordings, and an extensive range of music education resources, GIA Publications offers beautifully scored music across both sacred and secular areas.
As most of us in the U.S. are headed into a new school year, I want to be sure to give you some of the information you may not be getting anywhere else, and this episode is no exception!
Print is the game-changing SmartMusic feature that provides academic users with the ability to print individual parts directly from the repertoire library, ensuring that there’s a practice solution in place for every educational setting and setup—from the cloud to the classroom, and the mic to the music stand.
Kick off the Back in School season with a fun learning activity to help your students review their music vocabulary!
Remember how we did that long year of remote teaching, where we all used a bunch of online teaching tools and such?