The Teaching Orchestra Podcast is hosted by Janet and Jessica, who are both public school orchestra teachers in Wisconsin. We discuss tips and tricks, best practice strategies, repertoire, and more. Occasionally we interview other professionals too. We aim to do this in an easy-to-listen-to and conversational format. If you're an orchestra teacher and want to learn ways to help your students even more, or just like to listen to fellow music teachers talk shop, then tune in! For show notes and other links that we discuss in our episodes, go to our website, teachingorchestrapod.com.
Teaching Orchestra Podcast
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Podcast Overview
The Teaching Orchestra Podcast is hosted by Janet and Jessica, who are both public school orchestra teachers in Wisconsin. We discuss tips and tricks, best practice strategies, repertoire, and more. Occasionally we interview other professionals too. We aim to do this in an easy-to-listen-to and conversational format. If you're an orchestra teacher and want to learn ways to help your students even more, or just like to listen to fellow music teachers talk shop, then tune in! For show notes and other links that we discuss in our episodes, go to our website, teachingorchestrapod.com.
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9/12/2021
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Recent Episodes
October 16, 2024
S.2.E.2.- Practice Part 2: Beyond Beginners
We’re back today for part two of our practice episode, where we finish talking about how we teach kids to practice. In the last episode, we really only talked about an approach to teaching practice to beginners and didn’t get much into the nitty gritty of actual long term strategies. So today we’ll give you all the things that we use to get kids to hone their skills and take ownership of their playing past the beginner stage. We draw several of our ideas from brain science, specifically from the work of Dr. Molly Gebrian, a professional violist with a background in neuroscience but we also give you some trusted and likely stolen strategies designed to “fit” certain musical dilemmas. Jessica is going to remind us of her latest obsession “evidence-based practice,” then we’ll get into some of Dr. Gebrian’s work and then give you the rest of the “tried and true” strategies we use. We’ll wrap up this episode with real talk where we tie everything together for you!
April 17, 2024
S.2.E.1. Practice Part 1: Beginners
In the first episode of our second season, we begin our discussion about practice, our philosophies, some approaches and how we expect beginners to understand its value. This is a two part episode, and in part two, we get into strategies for older students.
December 6, 2023
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Listen to what we have in store for you in our second season of the Teaching Orchestra Podcast! Love, Jess & Jan
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