We talk about Classical music all the time at Resonance School, but what does that really mean? The term “Classical “actually refers to an era in music, roughly spanning the 18th century, that was distinct from the music styles both before and after. The 17th century was the Baroque period, characterized by heavy, ornamental and serious […]
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If you’re reading this (a blog article about Hamilton), chances are you have probably heard of and/or listened to Hamilton: An American Musical. If you haven’t, by the time you’re finished reading this you’ll probably want to. Hamilton is a (fairly) new entirely hip-hop and rap musical about the Founding Father and first Secretary of the
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March is “Music in Our Schools” Month (MIOSM). Music in Our Schools Month is a celebration of the importance of music education in schools! This celebration was implemented by the organization that is now known as NAfME (National Association for Music Education) in March 1973. The first Music in Our Schools observance was a one-day
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It is said by many that music makes you smarter. Is this true? The answer is it can be if you are actively engaged in the lessons that you are learning. A decent music education can have incredible benefits on the heart and mind of its students. Studying music as a whole can improve the academic and
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As a musician, we have so many things that we would like to accomplish but we just don’t know where to start. Although it may sound somewhat ridiculous, not knowing how to practice is a real problem that some musicians face. To help with that practice room slump, read our tips to make your practice time efficient
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