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If you are looking for a low-budget show to build (or re-build) your school's theater program, look no further than Gilbert & Sullivan's...

Sticking up for myself has never been my strong suit. This past week, I accepted a position as an accompanist for an established high...

About a year ago, I shared a quick blog post with a run-down of women composers throughout history. The focus at the time was primarily...

The Gamified Classroom sounds like a potential landmine of non-educational time-wasters for sub days and those pesky days (or weeks)...

I recently came across a post in one of the many online choir director groups that I visit. It went something like this: "I'm a white,...

Thinking of starting Choir Olympics at your school? Looking for something new to add to your Choir Olympic tradition? Why not explore the...

A couple years ago, I happened upon the game Bounce Off in the sale aisle of Toys'R'Us. I bought the game for a song and it has sat...

One of my favorite projects to teach with junior high or high school choirs is Choir Olympics. I love it for two main reasons: 1. It is...

I am incredibly excited this week as I finish TCH432 tomorrow. Life after TCH432 essentially means life after graduate school as I am...

Upon first glance, the title Der Leiermann or The Hurdy-Gurdy Man, prompts a giggle. I immediately thought of a happy street entertainer...

After studying Connected Learning and it's parent theory- Constructionism-, I started to wonder what a music ensemble classroom would...

As spring approaches, the sudden frenzy of those dreaded R's returns. No, not Reading, wRiting, and aRithmetic. The music ensemble R's:...

As I have mentioned, I currently teach in a small, private school. While I love it- there are some areas I wish would improve- namely,...

Greetings Readers! I want to kick off this blog by explaining my site title, Changing Meter. Wanting to incorporate a title that...