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Music Technology 101 book/video provides the basics of music production for technology labs or home studios MILWAUKEE, 3.25.21—Many of today’s music educators are also tasked with teaching their students about technology, an essential component for today’s musicians for sure, but something that the educators themselves might not have been educated in! The new Hal Leonard […]
For the past year, choir directors have been challenged with keeping their choirs singing together in any way possible. Hal Leonard and Shawnee Press have just released a series of Virtual Choir Toolkits that make directors’ tasks a little easier.
The almost instantaneous change in customer needs brought about by COVID-19 led to a company-wide refocusing of resources and priorities to support music education.
Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the many music genres created, influenced, and inspired by African Americans.
In addition to dealing with school budget cuts and how to teach kids remotely and/or in person during this pandemic, music teachers are now having to navigate the changing world of copyright licensing.
This is your self-care strategy: accept what is and let what was go.