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Ways for Non-Musicians to Bring Music to the Classroom

Started this discussion. Last reply by Diva Joan Cartwright Jul 18, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes

Here's a resource from the publisher scholastic that suggests several methods for using music to teach other subjects, including math and spanish:…Continue

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Homemade Instruments

Started Apr 22, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes

Here's an "instructable" that gives directions for making your own triangle beaters:…Continue

Tags: cost-cutting, instructable, triangle, instruments, Homemade

The Smithsonian Jazz Mixer

Started Apr 21, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes

Cool deal from Smithsonian Folkways that allows the user to listen to a couple of jazz tracks and adjust the levels of each instrument:…Continue

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Composition Made Easy!

Started this discussion. Last reply by David Watterson Apr 15, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes

I've seen this before, but it never occured to me to use it as a fool-proof way for children to approach composition:…Continue

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About me:: I'm a trombone player.

What does music mean to you?: Music is my mistress, she plays second fiddle to no one.

Why is the music-based service movement important to you?: Everyone deserves access to the music education to which I had access, and my music education would have been better if this were true.

Musical Interests: Composition, Performance, Promotion, Theory, Listening Appreciation

Musical Expertise: Brass

Where I serve:: San Francisco, Oakland

My service mission:: To help provide all students access to music professionals as teachers and mentors.

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Featured Member: Marco Sotelino

Posted on July 26, 2011 at 1:30pm 0 Comments 3 Likes

After spending time working with international development agencies in West Africa, Marco and Carmella Sotelino wanted to start working for themselves while continuing to have a beneficial impact in these same communities. They…

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Featured Member: Kevin Skolnik

Posted on June 23, 2011 at 2:30pm 1 Comment 3 Likes

After years of work in the service sector through organizations such as the PeaceCorps, Seeds of Peace, and KaBOOM!,…

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Member Spotlight: Basho Mosko

Posted on June 13, 2011 at 4:30pm 4 Comments 5 Likes

To say Basho Mosko has had a diverse career in youth development is an understatement. He has taught preschool in Texas, managed a snowboarding program for at-risk youth in Colorado, and served at an…

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American Dream Photo Contest

Posted on May 23, 2011 at 4:21pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Opportunity Nation is hosting an American Dream Photo Contest. Entry is simple. Go to the contest website, submit two pictures, one of your American dream, on of your American reality. The postings with the most likes on Facebook and Tweets will win prizes, including a new Wifi iPad2 or a trip for two to the Opportunity Nation national summit in New… Continue

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At 9:18am on June 7, 2011, Meg Heery said…: Hi Eliot! I found Pauline in college, too, aaaaages ago! We had some wonderful composition and percussion faculty, and they hipped us to her, John Cage, Terry Riley, etc., and we had happenings and such on campus occasionally. For me it's one of the things music is all about: listening not just with the brain and ears but with the whole body.

At 12:23pm on April 26, 2011, Alphonse Owirka said…: not much as far as really big events. but whenever music is around I try to get everyone I know to experience it. Ive done just little things like make flyers and facebook events for local bands mostly. So as far as promoting, its not my job pursue, but i look at it as a duty =) music has healing powers you know?

At 12:42pm on April 23, 2011, Jennifer Ortega said…: Hi Eliot, yes that is a Charango :) I'm involved with the Andean Ensemble at UC Riverside

At 5:13pm on April 15, 2011, Greg Camphire said…: hey eliot - thanks for your interest! i just added a track to my page, it includes 4 discrete solo drum set performances based on variations of afro-latin clave patterns, influenced by the traditions of central/west africa, cuba, brazil, the U.S. and more. i'm writing stuff for grant proposals to pursue these concepts further. hope you enjoy the beatz!

At 3:34pm on April 15, 2011, Matt Huang said…: hey eliot, nice meeting you man. haha, i haven't spent any time on this website even though id love to help out sometime. it's just that ive got a full time job at the moment.. but yes, the church and music are definitely two major streams in my life. i love how music connects people together. that's the biggest thing. additionally, i think that music has the power to heal. some of my thoughts.. what about you man?

At 12:37pm on August 31, 2010, Cntr. for Music National Service said…: Hey Eliot!

Welcome to the movement! Please visit us often to share your stories through our community blog, upload your music, photos and videos for others to experience, and find resources from the field of music, education and service. We hope you find many ways here to connect to others who strive to reach, teach, and heal through the power of music.

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