In the last month, 29 interactive publications were added to MakeMusic Cloud.
Browse below to discover new favorites among the continuous new repertoire included with your regular subscription.
In the last month, 29 interactive publications were added to MakeMusic Cloud.
Browse below to discover new favorites among the continuous new repertoire included with your regular subscription.
The Hogwarts™ Foundations release is just days away and we are eager to share this incredible new addition with you soon!
In the last month, MakeMusic Cloud added 90 interactive publications.
Browse below to discover new favorites among the continuous new repertoire included with your regular subscription.
Summer break is a great time for students and teachers to enjoy a change of pace. MakeMusic Cloud can help teachers offer students enrichment and fun musical activities in a quick and easy way so that everyone gets to enjoy a break!
Funding, whether we like it or not, plays a critical role in nurturing the artistic talents of students and enriching music education programs.
In an era where attention spans are shrinking, and the pursuit for entertainment and “fun” shapes academic choices, the challenge of engaging students in rehearsals looms large.
Before even tackling how to approach and play the instrument, students need to know their notes on the staff (both treble and bass clefs!) and where they fall on the keyboard.
Do I teach concert music or the method book? It’s a conversation I have with colleagues all the time and it’s something I ask myself each day in the classroom.
Dan DiPasquale is a member of the MakeMusic Innovators program.
Throughout my career, I’ve strongly believed that it’s important to involve as many students as possible in festival and contest.
Taking clarinet students “over the break” can be a daunting task for many band directors. Often, a single method book does not give the students enough access to the needed skill for them to be successful.