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 16, 2015 | Bandroom Tips, Motivating Students
Lance has a comical way to share some great lessons on how to get the most from your practice time. Check this out. About the Author LANCE LADUKE is internationally known as an educator, performer and creator. He teaches at Carnegie Mellon University as Artist...
by Lance LaDuke | Jun 8, 2015 | Bandroom Tips
Lance is on a mission to learn to play a variety of new instruments. His comical commentary while taking his lessons, and practicing can help anyone see that learning a new instrument is fun. Anyone can and should push themselves to try a new...
by Evan Romack | May 4, 2015 | Bandroom Tips
Every band director I have worked with keeps some kind of music library. They all have a system of cataloging music. What a vast majority of them do not have are instrument inventories, specifically for percussion instruments (which in general are not rented/borrowed...
by John Dunlap | Mar 13, 2015 | Bandroom Tips
Tips on helping students keep track of Auxiliary Percussion instruments. About the Author JOHN DUNLAP has over 30 years of experience composing, arranging, and teaching in the percussion realm and proudly serves as an Educational Artist for Innovative Percussion Inc.,...