Who cares about music when lives are on the line? I was doing research for my book’s manuscript when the world stopped. The book outlines what it’s like to be in a community band. I hoped it would teach folks about the band world and perhaps inspire some to join. I’ve been a musician since […]
Why Music?
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 currently make music on a regular basis. Most articles champion the CEREBRAL and/or PHYSICAL benefits […]
Interview – Kay Georgi
Name: Kay Georgi City, State of Residence: Rockville, MD Occupation: International Trade Lawyer Favorite Instrument to Play: Euphonium Kay was born and raised in Upstate NY, where she attended law school. She then moved to the Washington, D.C. area in 1989. She plays in the Rockville Concert Band and the Rockville German Band. In addition […]
Interview – Wendy Chinn
Name: Wendy Chinn City, State of Residence: Tysons, VA Occupation: Music Teacher Favorite Instrument to Play: French horn Wendy H. Chinn, French horn, is a private brass music teacher in Northern Virginia and has also been an elementary school band director and general music teacher. Ms. Chinn has performed in many different venues, from the […]
Sight-Reading Tips for Musicians
My fellow musicians, you don’t have to be afraid of sight-reading. That piece of paper in front of you containing large handfuls of new notes and other little markings is not as complex as it seems. They’re the same notes you know and love, just in a different order with slightly different instructions. Most musicians […]
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