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What if a voice lesson starts not with what’s wrong, but with what the singer already does well? Jean Goffi-Fynn Dr. Jean Goffi-Fynn teaches student-centered voice pedagogy at Teachers College, Columbia University, and that is where she starts: with the student’s goals, with …

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Watch the ideology baked into your methods. Teach mastery before you set them loose. Give them the tools, and THEN and only then, let them build. October 31 Last week I ended with two sentences, and I meant them. Watch the ideology baked into your methods. And teach mastery before you set…
The most cited book in education was written for Brazilian adult literacy. Now we use it to build theories to teach American seven-year-olds. The tip of the iceberg of America’s educational decline. October 23 Students are struggling in 2026. Standards are decreasing. Pedagogy has gotten …
What happens when a choir director with thirty years in the classroom builds an AI app trained on his experience? His own teachers’ Facebook group turns on him for it. Does he deserve it? Nicholas Perna Every time I open Facebook lately, some music teacher has a brand-new AI app to …
A singer trained in only one style is leaving half their instrument unbuilt. We hear a bright, forward, Broadway sound walk into the rehearsal room and reach for the same correction every time. But what if that instinct is the problem? Nicholas Perna She belts in musical practice after sc…
What if the piano — the instrument sitting in every choir room in America — is quietly teaching your singers to sing out of tune? I rehearse a cappella. From the first day of rehearsal to the final product, no piano. I’ve been saying it for years, and I catch heat for it. So when I read R…
Real music literacy isn’t about robotic, first-time perfection. Here is how to create individualized leveled readers that meet every singer right where they are. September 26 If you think back to elementary school, or when your own kids were young, you probably remember them bringing home…
ACTUAL student-centered education occurs when we design our classes, pedagogies and assessments around individual student skill attainment. The calculation of “what works” cannot simply boil down to teacher preference. September 19th One of the most common things you hear at m…
What happens when a choral piece becomes so wildly popular that choir directors start refusing to program it? We like to tell ourselves that our repertoire choices are based on objective artistic standards… …but all too often, artists fall into a familiar trap: the moment a piece ca…
What if we’ve been approaching Music Ed and Conducting backwards? Dr. Jordan suggests, that “the first course in music ed shouldn’t be methods. It should be a semester of learning who you are—because that’s what actually reaches students.” Why is it that two conduc…
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