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2019 Summer Bass Study Camp Recap

2019 Summer Bass Study Camp Recap

August 21, 2019 · by Mark Przybylowski · in Bass students

This last week I wrapped up the second annual Summer Study Bass Camp. The camp was created last summer to reach young bassists in my community who are interested in learning more about playing the bass, connecting with other young…

Developing A Student Practice Routine

Developing A Student Practice Routine

October 16, 2018 · by Mark Przybylowski · in Practice

Recently I have been thinking a lot about practicing. These thoughts jump between analyzing my own personal practice habits and the practice habits of my students. I have been thinking about what it means to practice effectively, to make tangible…

Composition in the Orchestra Classroom

Composition in the Orchestra Classroom

August 9, 2018 · by Mark Przybylowski · in Music Education

I really enjoy incorporating student composition projects into my orchestra classroom for a number of reasons. Composition demonstrates mastery. If a student can create using a concept studied in class, they are demonstrating a higher level of thinking and application…

Assessment Ideas for the Instrumental Classroom

Assessment Ideas for the Instrumental Classroom

July 20, 2018 · by Mark Przybylowski · in Music Education, Uncategorized

As we discussed in an earlier post, assessment is very helpful and informative and should help to guide our teaching. Assessment of our students can help us as educators determine students strengths and weaknesses and can hopefully lead us to…

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