I help music colleges, arts organizations, and aspiring musicians succeed. Author of The Musician's Way. https://xitter.cf/t.co/dHQ8ikOMCZ
Boston, MA
Joined June 2011
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🔔 Calling all public school educators! Help us build evidence-based recommendations for school cell phone policies. Read my new op-ed in
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Through his decades with the New York Philharmonic and his busy touring schedule, Thomas Stacy, one of the world’s most renowned English horn players, helped make an unfamiliar instrument much less so. He has died at 84. nyti.ms/42xxXfh
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Teachers, how do you balance between teaching your students a technique and showing them a technique? ow.ly/Qqq650NvpB8
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Great mentors are learners as well as teachers.
Data: when mentors value insights from below, they're more engaged and effective—and their mentees are more successful.
Mentoring is not a transfer of wisdom from one to another. It's a relationship where two people grow together.
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“If your programming ideas aren’t working, don’t blame your audiences.”
Building New Audiences - Forge a Sustainable Music Career via @klickstein musiciansway.com/blog/2023/0…
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Free, confidential, face to face clinical consultations with our experts are now available in London, Gateshead, Belfast, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Cardiff
Work or study in the performing arts and have a practice-related health problem? bapam.org.uk
ALT Image of guitar and stethoscope with text: Do you work or study in the performing arts and have a health problem related to your practice? Our expert clinicians help you solve problems so you can focus on creativity. BAPAM clinics are free and confidential.
Gerald Klickstein retweeted
The most valuable voice in a meeting isn’t the person who talks the most. It’s the person who says the most with the fewest words.
Dominating the discussion signals high self-importance or low self-awareness. Making space for others to contribute shows respect and earns respect.
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Providing (Music) Student Feedback professional-development.com…
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Finding the difference between "teaching" and "showing" can be difficult in music education, but it's important to know the difference👩🏫
Check out these effective ways to distinguish between the two, and let us know if you have any of your own tips!
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Do you use music when exercising, or to help you sleep? A student of mine is running a questionnaire to find out about people’s use of music for their physical health. Takes <20 minutes. Link below. Thank you!
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Practicing Performance - Build Confidence | MusiciansWay.com #liveperformance musiciansway.com/blog/2009/1…
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Pianist Jeremy Denk’s new memoir is equal parts personal testament and myth, illuminating the salvation that classical music offers and withholds.
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Are you a young music student? Consider reading these five books to keep up with your craft!
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A scholarship fund supports Native American grad students insidehighered.com/news/2022…
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Compassion isn't a cause of burnout. It's a source of energy.
Data: Being kind to others can reduce cynicism. Being kind to yourself can lessen exhaustion. Kindness restores belonging, control, & confidence.
The times when you need a hand are often the best times to extend one.
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Arts and cultural production contributed $876.7 billion to the U.S. economy in 2020, according new data from @BEA_News and @NEAarts. See how the cultural sector contributed to your state using NASAA’s Creative Economy State Profiles. #ACPSA #NASAAresearch
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50 years ago today, sound recordings were first protected under federal ©, albeit in a limited fashion based on the bill’s focus on addressing piracy. Since then, many improvements have been made. There’s still one gaping hole—performance rights. #AFMA
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Pianist Lara Downes re-centers the music of the Great Migration mprv.co/2Z7VTuB
