151. Excellence Through Community, Leadership, and Music with Sixto Elizondo IV
Episode 151: Excellence Through Community, Leadership, and Music with Sixto Elizondo IV
In Episode 151 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast, Dr. Charles Laux sits down with Sixto Elizondo IV, Head Orchestra Director at Ronald Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas. Under Sixto’s leadership, the Rea…
152. From Band to Orchestra—How Zoe Whittle is Building a Thriving Middle School Program
Episode 152: From Band to Orchestra—How Zoe Whittle is Building a Thriving Middle School Program
Can a band director successfully transition into teaching orchestra?
In Episode #152 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast, Dr. Charles Laux welcomes Zoe Whittle, Orchestra Director at Palmer Middle School…
153. Preparing the Next Generation of Orchestra Teachers with Dr. Robert Gardner
Episode 153: Preparing the Next Generation of Orchestra Teachers with Dr. Robert Gardner
What does the future of orchestra education look like?
In Episode #153 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast, Dr. Charles Laux sits down with Dr. Robert Gardner, Associate Professor of Music Education at Penn Stat…
154. Building a Thriving Orchestra Program: Lessons from Lee Anderson
Episode 154 – Lee Anderson
How do you grow a high school orchestra program from 70 students to more than 130 while creating a culture where every student feels like they belong?
In Episode 154, Charles Laux talks with Lee Anderson, Director of Orchestras at Fairview High School in Boulder, Colorado…
156. Building an Orchestra Program Through Recruiting, Leadership, Fundraising & Legacy with Charles Bossert
What if the skills you learned outside of music could completely change the way you build and lead an orchestra program?
In Episode 156, Dr. Charles Laux talks with Charles “Chuck” Bossert, Director of Orchestras at Gray’s Creek Middle School and Gray’s Creek High School in North Carolina.
Chuck h…
157. The “Forbidden” Skill of String Playing: Tuning Pegs, Agency & Innovation with Wesley Hamilton
Episode 157 – The “Forbidden” Skill of String Playing: Tuning Pegs, Agency & Innovation with Wesley Hamilton
What if we've been teaching string players to fear one of the most important parts of their instruments?
In Episode 157, Dr. Charles Laux talks with Wesley Catherine Hamilton, a violist, vi…
158. Richard Meyer: Teaching, Composing, Rehearsing, and Sharing What We Know
Episode 158 – Richard Meyer: Teaching, Composing, Rehearsing, and Sharing What We Know
In Episode 158, Dr. Charles Laux welcomes legendary string educator and composer Richard Meyer to The Orchestra Teacher Podcast.
Richard spent 35 years teaching string students in the public schools, including 22…
159. Teaching Beyond the Notes: Creativity, Assessment & Musicality with Abby Alwin
Episode 159: Teaching Beyond the Notes: Creativity, Assessment & Musicality with Abby Alwin
How can we make assessment more meaningful, encourage students to take musical risks, and keep creativity at the center of our orchestra classrooms?
In this episode, Dr. Charles Laux talks with Abigail Alwin…
160. Using Your Powers for Good: Innovation in Orchestra with Justin Brookins
Episode 160: Justin Brookins
From viola performance to high school orchestra—and from 3-D printed shoulder rests to advocating for the future of music programs—Justin Brookins has taken a fascinating path through music education.
In this episode, Dr. Charles Laux talks with Justin, Director of Orch…
162. The Teacher Is the Message: A Conversation with Tim Lautzenheiser
What makes a great teacher truly memorable? What makes students want to stay in our programs? And how can music educators continue to lead, inspire, and make a difference—even when the day-to-day challenges of teaching become overwhelming?
In Episode 162 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast, Dr. Charle…
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