For student music groups traveling to New York City, attending a performance by the New York Philharmonic is an opportunity to see one of the world’s great orchestras in action, while learning directly from the musicians who make it exceptional. Performing at...
While many of the teachers we’ve talked with over the years didn’t start out expecting to be educators, Rachael Urquhart, at age 13, was certain of her life’s dream. She learned to play clarinet in fourth grade and discovered that band was her passion. And every step...
Branson, Missouri now officially possesses the title of the Live Performance Capital of Missouri, and for student performers, it offers an extraordinary stage on which to shine. Branson is a bursting hub of live entertainment, offering an exceptionally well-rounded...
Each summer, American Music Abroad brings together students from across the country, many of whom have never met before, to form traveling ensembles. They spend a few days rehearsing together, building friendships, and transforming from strangers into a cohesive band...
This article is courtesy of Cued In. At the intersection of artistry and science, Canadian clarinetist and researcher Dr. Christine Carter is reshaping how musicians approach performance and practice. Drawing on her background in cognitive and sports psychology,...
