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At the beginning of Black History Month, let's delve into the lives and works of five exceptional Black classical music composers—three men and two women—whose artistry has left an indelible mark on the world of classical music.
I had the opportunity to attend the premiere of celebrated pianist Stephen Hough's own piano concerto, a one movement work entitled "The World of Yesterday." My own hometown orchestra, the Utah Symphony, hosted the premiere and co-commissioned the work, so it was an unusual treat to be able to sit in my favorite spot in my frequently-attended hall but hear a piece that no one in the world had ever heard before.
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Gearing up for a reorganization of your teaching schedule in January? Duet's Season Smart Scheduler takes hours of work down to minutes. Find out how in our latest press release.
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Some music teachers may think they need to take any music student who expresses interest in studying with them. But this isn't necessarily wise. Along your journey to recruit more private lessons students into your music studio, it’s important to think about your ideal student type to make sure of a high quality student-to-teacher fit. Do you know your ideal student type? Here are 8 ways to identify your ideal student.
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The beginning of a new term often brings a refreshing sense of excitement and renewed goals, but it can also be a time of challenges, especially when it comes to managing schedule changes. Here are some tips to help.
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Have you ever considered how mindset and confidence impact your music teaching? Musicians innately believe in consistent improvement, often referred to as a “growth mindset”—a set of beliefs and values that business owners and entrepreneurs strive for.
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