Education Resources
Improve Your Clarinet Tone | Play & Learn with Jupiter
Welcome to Episode 1 of Play & Learn with Jupiter! Join Jupiter artist Amy Chambers as she dives into the essentials of producing a rich, beautiful clarinet tone. Whether you’re...
Double Your Music Program By Adding Mariachi
Adding Mariachi classes to your school music program can be a game-changer in various ways. Aside from increasing your enrollment numbers, it is a great way to open pathways for...
Beginning Percussion: Should You Start On Mallets Or Pad?
One of the biggest questions in beginning percussion pedagogy is when to start mallets vs when to start drumming on a practice pad. This is an important question that is inspired...
Preventing Disruptive Behaviors in Our Rehearsals
As most of us understand, we have few behavior problems in our classes with bands. The students are, by in large, among the best students in our schools. They are involved in a...
Listening Skills That Improve Your Ensemble
You may think listening is an innate skill that improves with time—it’s not. From the early days of learning their instrument, a clear priority must be for each student to listen...
Beginning Trombone with Jeffrey Phillips
Join XO Artist and Educator Dr Jeff Phillips as he discusses the steps to assemble, hold, care for and create the first pitch on the trombone in this series of 4 videos created...
How To Help Our Students Develop The Habit of Practicing
INTRODUCTION Steve Martin once said, “I’d do anything to get into shape - except to exercise and eat right.” He hit the nail on the head. The gap between what we “should do” and...
Fast Forward: Student Reflections on School Band | Movement 5: Leadership
Five years ago, Jupiter filmed a commercial with an enthusiastic group of middle school band students. As they neared completion of their senior year in high school, we visited...
Fast Forward: Student Reflections on School Band | Movement 4: Band Director Appreciation
Five years ago, Jupiter filmed a commercial with an enthusiastic group of middle school band students. As they neared completion of their senior year in high school, we visited...
