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View ArticleInclusive and Effective Music Programs
You may not be musician, but there’s a good chance you used to play an instrument or did choir in elementary and middle school and that you still remember it to this day. Being educated as a child in...
View ArticleInclude music in a budget? What’s the point of that?
We all know that legislators are very busy people. They are constantly busy dealing with the issues in America and making important decisions every day. Because they have such a high title, does mean...
View ArticleEveryone should have a little Mozart in them
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1759-1791) was a brilliant composer and was envied of both his intelligence and skill. He started off at very young age learning to play and read music when we at that same...
View ArticleTherapy and music combined is possible!
I recently found an old article online (from 1992!) that I thought was very relavent to my topic, even if it’s 20 years old. Published in the New York Times, this article was written by Roberta...
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Benefits of Being a Band Geek
I was very pleasantly surprised to find an article on CNN.com about music and music education. Vince DiFiore wrote an article on the importance of music education in high school and how being apart of...
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“Music education doesn’t have to be expensive.” Really!
With all the various budgets cuts occurring in schools all over the country, music seems to be to the go-to subject when it comes to figuring out what to cut. The cost of instruments and materials can...
View ArticleJustified pros to cutting music classes, or not?
Because of the large amount of music education budget cuts being made throughout the country, I was hoping to find an article that would side with that argument. I am so thankful for the amount of...
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