Paul, Jenn, and Ben talk with David Newman, instructor of voice and aural skills at James Madison University. Well-known for his Youtube solfege song videos, David talks with us about why he started writing songs for his aural skills students and how he uses humor in his classroom teaching. David's first music theory album, “The Well Trained Ear,” is available on Bandcamp.

Paul, Jenn, and Ben talk with David Newman, instructor of voice and aural skills at James Madison University. Well-known for his Youtube solfege song videos, David talks with us about why he started writing songs for his aural skills students and how he uses humor in his classroom teaching. David's first music theory album, “The Well Trained Ear,” is available on Bandcamp.

Paul, Jenn, and Ben talk with David Newman, instructor of voice and aural skills at James Madison University. Well-known for his Youtube solfege song videos, David talks with us about why he started writing songs for his aural skills students and how he uses&nbsp;humor in&nbsp;his classroom teaching. David's first music theory album, “The Well Trained Ear,” is available on Bandcamp.

Episode 14: David Newman - Singing solfege songs

Note Doctors is a podcast all about music theory and music theory pedagogy. Each episode features an interview with an innovative music theory instructor. The podcast is hosted by three university theory instructors: Paul Thomas, Jenn Weaver, and Ben Graf.

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Episode 14: David Newman - Singing solfege songs

Episode 14: David Newman - Singing solfege songs