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AMusEd episodes

  • Informal Performances

    Sus checks in with ways to develop your musicians outside of the normal cycle of formal concerts. What value do informal performances (informances) bring to your program?

    Note: Audio is bad on this one, (sorry!) We had trouble with the H6. Olin's audio remains unscathed.

    Recorded 02/02/2020

    1 hr 2 min
  • Choosing Literature

    Sus inquires after John's three year checklist for literature and we find ourselves discussing the challenges and processes of choosing literature for our groups.

    1 hr 12 min
  • Following Up

    We talk about how to best ensure follow-through with your giant to-do list before the next iteration of whatever it is: new semester, new marching season, new school year. What are some steps to take to make sure the job gets done the way you want it to and things don't get left by the wayside.

    Recorded 12.8.2019

    1 hr
  • Concert Crunch

    We're back from Break, and wary about this post Thanksgiving season. Nov 1st was on a Friday which means when we left for break "Next Month" was actually "Next Week" and that feeling in the air is just a little bit of panic.

    Recorded 12/1/2019

    56 min
  • Thanksgiving 2019

    We had an opportunity to record close to our release date and make our episode topical, so gratitude ends up being the name of the game. We take a break from all our worries and strife of teaching to focus on what we're grateful for. We hope it finds you on your travel to or from family this break.

    Recorded 11/24/2019

    51 min
  • Re-establishing Procedures

    This late in the semester in can be frustrating if your classroom procedures have eroded due to lack of maintenance. We talk a bit of our on experience of how and why that happens and about getting back on track.

    Recorded 11/11/2019

    1 hr 6 min

About AMusEd

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Four music teachers discuss current issues in music education; offer resources, tips, and tricks; and catalogue their growth and missteps made as young teachers. Originally started with all in their first five years of teaching, see how they have grown now in their eighth season.