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Great Music Teaching
Carnegie Hall
8 episodes
8 months ago
There are countless ways to teach music, but what makes a music teacher “great”? Through a series of enlightening conversations with extraordinary educators, this six-part series offers invaluable answers and insights. Learn about the unique approaches and personal histories of masterful music teachers, discover what drives them to teach, and be inspired by stories of their life-changing successes. All episodes will be available in fall 2023.
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There are countless ways to teach music, but what makes a music teacher “great”? Through a series of enlightening conversations with extraordinary educators, this six-part series offers invaluable answers and insights. Learn about the unique approaches and personal histories of masterful music teachers, discover what drives them to teach, and be inspired by stories of their life-changing successes. All episodes will be available in fall 2023.
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Great Music Teaching
30 minutes 36 seconds
2 years ago
Unearth
Once a great teacher enters your life, you’re never the same. Great teachers function as excavators; they chisel away, honing in and refining a student’s talents. They extract abilities that may have laid latent, unrealized. This teaching pedagogy is embodied by music teachers like Bishop Chantel Wright. Wright is meticulous and uncompromising, traits that lend themselves well to teaching the precisions of music. As she shares her story, consider the most demanding teachers in your life, and what they have unearthed in you. Theme Music “Mr. Gentle and Mr. Cool” written by Duke Ellington and Laura Rembert
Sony/ATV Harmony (ASCAP) / Music Sales Corporation (ASCAP) o/b/o itself and Tempo Music Performed by Sean Jones and NYO Jazz Chantel Wright Episode “God is My Everything” written by Percy Gray © Slickey Music (BMI) administered by Music Services, Inc. / Saved Children Music (BMI) Performed by the Chicago Mass Choir Recording courtesy of New Haven Records “Midnight Train to Georgia” written by James Weatherly Universal PolyGram Int. Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by Gladys Knight and The Pips Recording courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment “Mamma” written and performed by Abdullah Ibrahim Edition Abdullah Ibrahim Ekpa (GEMA) Recording courtesy of Enja & Yellowbird Records “So Beautiful” written by Lee Hutson, Jr. and Taalib Johnson EMI April Music Inc./La Kasa Sole/Writers Guild (ASCAP) / Universal Music Corp. o/b/o itself and Soul Child Music (ASCAP) Performed by Robert Glasper Recording courtesy of Blue Note Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises “Tarn” written and performed by Scott Solter Under license from Scott Solter http://scottsolter.bandcamp.com “Of Dreams to Come” written and performed by Robert Glasper  I Am A Jazzy Guy (SESAC) administered by Concord Tunes (SESAC)  By arrangement with Concord Recording courtesy of Blue Note Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises “Guilty Cubicles” written by Brendan Canning and Kevin Drew Arts & Crafts Music, Inc. / Songs of Peer. Ltd. o/b/o Brendan Canning Music (ASCAP) Performed by Broken Social Scene Recording courtesy of Arts & Crafts Productions, Inc.
Great Music Teaching
There are countless ways to teach music, but what makes a music teacher “great”? Through a series of enlightening conversations with extraordinary educators, this six-part series offers invaluable answers and insights. Learn about the unique approaches and personal histories of masterful music teachers, discover what drives them to teach, and be inspired by stories of their life-changing successes. All episodes will be available in fall 2023.