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 I've been a fan of the Beamz virtual musical instrument for quite a while now, and had mentioned how it was a perfect opportunity for students with special needs to... Tales From The Podium | Chad Criswell
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Finale User Spotlight: Michael Roth
19 Nov 2009 | 9:21 am
Michael Roth is a Los Angeles-based composer, music director, orchestrator, sound designer, and pianist who first came to my attention through his work with one of my personal heroes, Randy Newman. With Randy, Michael has…
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New "Fun Titles" in SmartMusic
19 Nov 2009 | 8:59 am
Our Repertoire Development Team has been extremely prolific lately, constantly adding to the SmartMusic Library. In addition to legions of band and orchestra titles, they recently added two solo collections of easy tunes that you…
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I remember in my college aural training class having to memorize intervals based on familiar songs, i.e. perfect fourth is "Here Comes The Bride." Well, as I have been noticing lately all the tunes that I grew up knowing and recognizing for this purpose are no longer well known by the current generation of elementary and high school students. Luckily the folks over at EarMaster have created an online page full of interval examples from more modern songs that many of today's students will actually know (am I really so old that no one recognizes the Star Trek theme for the minor seventh any more?).
