I subscribe to a lot of news feeds and newsletters trying to find new and interesting stuff to use and pass on to others in the music education community. Well, this time I have to give props out to a source outside the norm of our little genre. Today's Kim Komando Cool Site of the Day was a web site called Thetamusic that has some very interesting ear training games that I have to admit are pretty awesome as well.
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So much fun this morning! I had a trumpet student that got a tube of slide grease stuck in their bell so hard that I could not get it out by any normal means. So I went down to the custodian and asked to use the slop sink and a hose to blow it out with water. It was then that I saw her air compressor with the air gun on it....jpg)
Suppose there was a way to have your iTunes library look and work the same both on your home computer and your school computer at all times. When you made a change on one computer the change was automagically made on the other machine(s) as well. Now also suppose that you could also have the ability to sync your iPhone or iPod to both your school computer and your home computer without any problems. It turns out that you can, and depending on how big your music collection is it might actually be free!
Here is an interesting document to share with any potential music majors that you may be teaching. Berklee has just released a really interesting PDF titled “
