On this series we have the incomparable Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser to talk about becoming a successful band director. Dr. Tim is well known in music education for his expertise and uplifting attitude, and has been involved in a variety of successful publications, programs, and schools during his storied career.
In this episode I discuss tips and tricks for a successful sight-reading contest/competition experience.
In this final episode in the series, Darcy Williams (of After Sectionals fame) talks about teaching rhythm logically and the importance of reaching out to other skilled teachers.
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In this episode Darcy Williams continues telling us about brass approaches and how to actually create your own supplementary materials.
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Join Darcy Williams (of After Sectionals fame) as she continues our discussion of supplemental materials in beginning band.
Join Darcy Williams and me for our new series discussing supplementary materials and beginning band curriculum. Darcy is an amazing band director and the driving force behind the After Sectionals Podcast. I’m incredibly fortunate to have her on the program and I’m pleased with the insightful information she has to share.
This is our final installment with Evan VanDoren talking about practical tips for young marching band directors.
Join Evan VanDoren and I as we talk in greater depth about improving the sight and sound of your marching band.
Since marching band is still fresh in many of our minds, join Evan VanDoren and myself for a discussion of how to best teaching your marching ensemble. In this episode we will cover some of the basics, such as teaching drill and making good sounds.
In this episode I answer a few questions from listeners. Specifically, I have to thank Shane for his question about rewriting parts for competitions and Clinton for his question regarding ensemble seating arrangements.
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