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Feb 18, 20172 min read

And the Cellists Came to Blows Over a Grand Pause…

Well… They didn’t actually come to blows over the grand pause… But they were close. There were words, that is for sure! Fighting words!...

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Oct 2, 20163 min read

Turning Down my Dream Job: A Dissertation Death Story (Sort of)

I was sitting in my favorite coffee shop working on my dissertation, and gradually my mind started drifting to this past week with my...

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Jun 13, 20162 min read

Teaching Love, One Note at a Time

I know I shouldn’t be writing on my blog right now… Not at 8:20 am when I have students coming in so soon. But I can’t help myself. I...

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Jun 1, 20164 min read

The Power of Even a Drop of Critical Pedagogy

Every day, many anxious students tap their feet, drum their fingers, and hum throughout “core” classes, anticipating the much favored...

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May 24, 20164 min read

My Best Concert Ever!!! A Positive Shift in Culture

Okay friends… Seriously… I can hardly contain my enthusiasm for this upcoming concert as I sit here writing this blog post!!! It’s not...

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Aug 8, 20152 min read

Music, Mind, and Education – A Book Review

Music, Mind, and Education is an enjoyable and easy read for any Music Education enthusiast. Swanwick takes the reader on a journey...

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Jul 21, 20153 min read

Carrots & Cupcakes & Concerts, Oh My!

I am so happy you are reading this post tonight! This is my 21st post in a row, and they say that it takes 21 days to build a habit. So...

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Jul 20, 20154 min read

The Big Fish Little Pond Effect

Have you ever been a big fish in a little pond? I had a student once who was an enormous fish in this teeny tiny pond of little...

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