River Fisher,

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...

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...

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,...