In this podcast we're going to chat with some experts about topics and issues in music education, from learning theories and philosophies, to curriculum development and teaching techniques. We'll also have some guests on to talk purely about music and the weight it has in society today. Let's get listening!
Engaging the Musical Mind
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Podcast Overview
In this podcast we're going to chat with some experts about topics and issues in music education, from learning theories and philosophies, to curriculum development and teaching techniques. We'll also have some guests on to talk purely about music and the weight it has in society today. Let's get listening!
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November 21, 2020
Kyle Peters Discusses Composition, Publication, and Soundscapes
<p>Kyle Peters just published a book of self-composed etudes for marimba and he's here to talk to us about his creative process, how he began publishing his work, and give us a sample of his book, Soundscapes. Everyone has a project they're sitting on, and it's my hope that Kyle's success can offer some inspiration and motivation to get our own professional projects moving.</p> <p>Kyle is the percussion instructor at the Eastman Community Music School and a member of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. He received his Master’s of Music in Performance and Literature, as well as the prestigious Performer’s Certificate, from the Eastman School of Music and his Bachelor’s of Music in Music Education from the Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam.</p> <p>At the Eastman Community Music School Kyle works with students of<br> all ages from elementary school to the college level. Kyle is also the director of three percussion ensembles at Eastman, and runs the New Horizons (ROC) percussion section. During the summer, Kyle teaches at Crane Youth Music at SUNY Potsdam and is the percussion professor for the Summer Classical Studies at the Eastman School of Music.</p> <p>His principal teachers include Michael Burritt, James Ross, Chip Ross, Jim Petercsak, Sean Ritenauer, Ross Karre, Catherine Meunier, and Ed Reifel.</p> <p>Kyle is a Yamaha/Sabian Performing Artist.</p> <p>To learn more about Kyle please visit KPpercussion.com.</p> <p>Instagram: @kpetersperc</p>
October 11, 2020
A Discussion on the Business of Music with Declan Lynch
<p>Music business is a thing! In this episode, Declan Lynch talks to us about his journey to discovering his love of the business of music. He discusses how conferences, his love of tubas, and a fair bit of networking helped him to get where he his today, and how teachers can start to help our students realize there is this whole other musical world out there. Plus, it's just a fun conversation.</p>
September 19, 2020
Adapting Music Education for Students with Special Needs with Tracy Wanamaker
<p>This is a great episode! Tracy is an experienced music therapist here to share her wisdom on how to best serve students with disabilities in the classroom. We discuss the Why, examples from our practices, strategies, and best of all some fun stories about what has and has not worked. This field is so important to me and it is crucial to talk to and help one another in all areas, but especially this one. Let's get learning!</p>
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