Setting Goals in the Wind Band Classroom
The New Year is a time when most people look at where they are and make plans for the future. This is an important step in developing a stro
A Letter To My Band...
December 21, 2021 by Aaron Noe I sent this letter to my students and band families this morning. I thought I would share it with you. I...
The Dallas Winds: The Heritage of the Wind Band and a Bold Statement for the Future!
For close to 40 years, the Dallas Winds under the direction of Jerry Junkin has brought the joy of music to countless students,...
Fun Facts about Leroy Anderson
As you program Leroy Anderson's music this season, share some fun facts with your students and audiences.
Thankful.
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate a National Day of Thanksgiving. Yes, I love the turkey, the mashed potatoes, the green bean cassero
The First Labor Day Parade That Almost Wasn’t -- and how a small band from New Jersey saved the Day
by Aaron Noe The end of the 19th Century proved to be a pivotal moment for the United States. The Industrial Revolution brought many...
Riding out the storm…
Looking at the events of the past year and a half, I’m reminded of a story I came across years ago by minister and author of The Power of Po
Scott Rush: Rebuilding a Better Band - Maestro Moments
The 2020-21 School Year gave music programs (bands in particular!) one of the biggest challenges we have faced as a community. As we are...
Creating Music & Relationship - Steven Bryant & Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant - Maestro Moments
Last night, we had the opportunity to chat with Steven Bryant & Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant about their journey to becoming figures in the wi
Alfred Watkins: THE LEGEND & The Secret of 'poco a poco'
Last night, I had the pleasure of speaking with Alfred Watkins, retired band director of the famed Lassiter High School Band. Under his dire
