by Lance LaDuke | Jan 10, 2023 | Bandroom Tips, Recruitment and Retention
Full Disclosure: I was “that kid” in the back, planting giggle-worthy ideas in other kids’ heads. It’s the blessing/curse of being a low brass player. I was a decent young player, knew my parts, and often was bored when the conductor had to work with the (x)...
by Lance LaDuke | May 17, 2021 | Motivating Students, Recruitment and Retention
A note to my favorite people in the world (MUSIC TEACHERS!!!):The guide below is aimed at middle or high school musicians. It is an effort to help them learn to “teach themselves” over the summer and is based on best practices (pardon the pun) for goal achievement,...
by Lance LaDuke | Jul 6, 2015 | Bandroom Tips, Motivating Students
Knowing where you are going is only part of the story. What’s your plan for getting there? If you find this useful, share with another musician! About the Author LANCE LADUKE is internationally known as an educator, performer and creator. He teaches at Carnegie...
by Lance LaDuke | Jun 30, 2015 | Motivating Students
Sometimes, the most important thing you bring with you is positivity. Be dialed in. Be positive. Be present. About the Author LANCE LADUKE is internationally known as an educator, performer and creator. He teaches at Carnegie Mellon University as Artist Lecturer in...
by Lance LaDuke | Jun 22, 2015 | Motivating Students
In this video, Lance gives advice on how to overcome obstacles that come up in practicing and performing. Check it out! About the Author LANCE LADUKE is internationally known as an educator, performer and creator. He teaches at Carnegie Mellon University as...
