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• A Musician's Journey into Wellness
A music professor describes his experiences with the Technique.
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• A Violist's Experience with the Alexander Technique
Personal account of the effect of lessons in this method.
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• Abby Whiteside Foundation
Dedicated to the piano pedagogue and her teaching method. Features news, teachings, and directory of teachers and performers.
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• Adriatic Chamber Music Festival
Summer event held in Bonefro, Termoli (Italy). Faculty, audition information and application form.
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• AEC - Association Européenne des Conservatoires
The object of the Association is to unite the European Institutions for higher professional education in music. Actually it includes representatives from 124 institutions from 36 countries.
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• Alexander Music School
Specializing in teaching musicians. La Taha, Spain.
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• Allen, Barbara
Flute instructor: her teaching philosophy is Aesthetic Realism, founded by Eli Siegel.
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• Amala Summer School
Information about this music, dance, and gypsy culture workshop held in Valjevo, Yugoslavia.
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• America's Suzuki Music Academy
School also offers Suzuki violin and piano teacher apprentice programs. Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
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• American Suzuki Education Talent Center
At University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. Resources include class schedules and details, events calendar, faculty profiles, and repertoire lists.
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• Andrea Cannon Guitar Arts Studio
Spring, Texas. Courses for parents and children from newborn to age 3. Includes teachers' profiles and studio calendar.
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• Apple Hill Center
Summer camp and festival in New Hampshire for students of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels.
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• Aspen Music Festival and School
[Colorado] International classical music festival and training camp designed for students college age and older.
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• Association of Wisconsin Area Kodaly Educators (AWAKE)
Festivals, workshops, officers, downloadable forms, and some singing games.
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• Atlanta Area Suzuki Piano Association
With calendar of events and information about study in Atlanta, Georgia area.
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• Austrian Master Classes
Information about the summer programs offered for children and young musicians.
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• BAKE
Boston Area Kodály Educators. Features membership information, events and workshops schedule, and description of the teaching method.
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• Band Director.com
Articles, forum, and directory of resources.
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• Band Music of the Civil War Era-Library of Congress
Library of Congress section includes resources and photographs
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• Band Tek
It wants to make school life better for band students and directors. It offers a package of free services, including free hosting, free web pages, free internet mailing lists, and an online fundraiser.
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• Bash the Trash
How to build and play musical instruments built from recycled materials. Includes pictures, sounds and step-by-step instructions.
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• Berklee College of Music
[Boston, MA, USA] Founded in 1949 and accredited in 1973, offers bachelor's degrees and diploma programs majoring in composition, jazz composition, film scoring, music production and engineering, synthesis, professional music and performance, music therapy and education, and the business of music. News, alumni, history, student and faculty profiles.
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• Birch Creek Music Performance Center
Summer programs on jazz, symphonic performance, percussion and steel drums. Sample schedule, faculty biographies, and admissions. [Egg Harbor, Wisconsin, US]
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• Blackley, Jim
Drum teacher. Includes biography, editorials, book exerpts, and news.
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• Bodymap.org
A course for musicians who are in pain or who would like to improve their performance skills. Includes books and articles.
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• Boopadoo
Music resources for young children. Contains free downloads, reviews, search engine, articles and awards.
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• Boyer College of Music and Dance
[Philadelphia, PA, USA] Offers four-year degrees with studies in theory and composition, performance, and jazz studies.
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• British and French Organ Music Seminars
Study tours every other year to British and French churches and cathedrals to study improvisation, repertoire, registration. All lessons in English. Students will have practice time on many of the organs.
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• British Journal of Music Education
BJME aims to provide clear, stimulating and readable accounts of current issues in music education worldwide, together with a section containing extended book reviews.
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• Britt Institute Summer Camps
Summer camp offering young musicians an opportunity to study and perform music with professional musicians and instructors. Features jazz, chamber strings, and winds. Includes mission statement, goals, schedule and course details.
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• Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
[Brooklyn and Flushing, NY, USA] Founded in 1897, offers classical and jazz studies leading to diplomas as well as instrumental and voice lessons and ensmbles for children and adults not seeking college credit. Extensive financial aid available.
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• Buffalo Suzuki Strings
Includes curriculum description and brief profiles of faculty members. Located in North Tonawanda, New York.
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• Bugle Calls
A variety of bugle call files from the U.S. Army Bands website
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• Bulletin Boards for the Music Classroom
A beneficial music education resource, with photographs and ideas for creative bulletin boards and displays
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• Calgary Suzuki Strings Association
Association of schools in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Profiles the teachers, lists volunteer opportunities, students' essays and links to related sites.
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• Camp Musical Lac-Nominingue
[Canada] Summer music camp for children and adults. Offers instruction in piano, voice, violin, cello, chamber orchestra and other instruments upon request. Swimming, boating, theatre, and art programs are also provided.
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• Capestro, Susan
New England based clinician and lecturer on piano pedagogy, competition adjudicator, composer, teacher of computer music with MIDI studio, and leader of Sounds of Swing, a Boston-area big band. Composing and academic resume.
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• Career Connection
Recording engineer school studio job career: a program that assures the aspiring music/video producer or engineer an effective way to train for full or part time employment in the music audio/video industry.
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• Cedar Valley College
[Lancaster, TX, US] Offers four Associate of Arts degree programs in recording technology and commercial music, established 1977.
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• Children's Music
Articles by Jennifer T. Stack and links to related sites.
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