Educating and Inspiring Community Musicians
Not long ago I asked my fellow musicians (via Facebook) a relatively existential question about their involvement in music. Leaving out any limitations of specific music styles or instruments, I explained my theory and asked for input from those who … [Continue reading]
This post touches on a few issues for beginner trumpeters, perhaps as a start to your research. To go more in-depth, you can find uncountable blogs, articles, and videos online. Beginning trumpeters have a wide variety of musical options ahead … [Continue reading]
Feature films would not be what they are without music, inspiring both community musicians and professionals to perform the scores and soundtracks you hear while watching the big screen. Today’s double-feature article focuses on two themes from the … [Continue reading]
Name: Birgit Kovacs City, State of Residence: Danbury, CT Occupation: Rheumatologist – Risk Management Physician in the Pharmaceutical Industry Favorite Instrument to Play: Bass Trombone Birgit has a passion for music as well as science. … [Continue reading]
Recently, the great state of Maryland lost two giants in the world of music performance and education: Chris Vadala, saxophonist and college music professor, and Fred Balmages, trumpeter and elementary school music teacher. Many community musicians … [Continue reading]