7 Organizations That Are Committed to the Evolution of Music Education
Soundfly lives and breaths music education, so we’re proud to support the innovative, boundary-shattering work of these great organizations.
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How You Can Celebrate NAfME’s Music In Our Schools Month
We’re proud to support NAfME’s music education initiative to promote the benefits of learning music in school nationally. Here are some ways to participate.
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6 Amazing Organizations Promoting Music Education in Africa
In need of something to make you feel good about the world? Here are 6 inspiring music ed. organizations making change in African communities right now!
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How to Be a Student
In this OpEd from a former Soundfly student, we explore the effective active learning approaches key to getting the most out of any learning experience.
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Teaching Myself the Bach Chaconne With Ableton Live
From a South American dance to a romantically rubato performance piece, Bach’s Violin Partita in D minor has some funky rhythms and bizarre chromaticism!
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8 Types of Music Teacher Jobs
Curious about putting your musical skills to work? Here’s a bit of information about each level of education and what is required of you as a teacher/tutor.
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How to Keep Yourself on Schedule When Taking an Online Course
If you’re about to start an online course of any kind, here are some tips to help you get the most from your experience and stay on top of the work.
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Our 8 Favorite High School Music Programs in the US Right Now
Music education has been known to increase test performance results for students in other areas, but these 8 schools take it much, much further than that!
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Fanny Mendelssohn and Clara Schumann: The Inspiring Composers Music History Missed
Editor’s Note: The conspicuous absence of women from the historical canon of great classical composers is worth noting. There are myriad reasons behind that lack — women have historically been denied the ability to hold a job, access higher education, receive professional mentorship… The list is endless. Women composers were not given the opportunities to even…
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Lots and Lots of Colored Dots: A Fretboard Explanation of Pop Tonality
Using the guitar fretboard as a template, music theorist Dean Olivet has redesigned harmonic notation in a colorful, intuitive methodology for learning.
