Welcome to After Sectionals, the podcast about all things band recorded when it's fresh on our minds. We come to you from the Stiles MS band hall - home of chickens and lost tuners. Join our staff (Darcy Vogt Williams, Jenna Yee, and TJ West) as we talk band pedagogy, talk smack, and everything in between right after sectionals.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducationPerforming Arts |
In this episode we talk about all the positives that come when we actually give our kids a break... and all that word means. more
In this episode we talk about a "new" version of recruiting that we have gone back to as well as TJ's pre-UIL concert. more
In this episode we talk about the most tedious part of concert prep - process of taking correct notes and rhythms and cleaning them into music. more
In this episode we talk about how to approach musicality and really impress the importance of a meaningful fundamental block. more
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It’s very fun listening to your podcast, here’s my question: Did you know that some of your students (including me) are listening? Just wondering, and I wanted to say that your podcast is great!
Simply the best music education podcast available, hands down. What the Stiles MS crew is doing is sharing the secrets of one of the most well-run and successful programs in the nation with everyone, in a way that is not condescending and is accessible to music educators in all situations. It will change your life!
Incredible resource for music education students, early career teachers, and old pros. I love feeling like I’m attending a staff meeting of one of the best middle school band programs in the country! The conversational style helps this very enjoyable to listen to.
The insight from your Emmagram episode (plz excuse my spelling) was the game winner for me. The application of what you learn in teaching your student into each of y’all a lives is a breath of fresh air. I would love to see more of how each of y’all use daily challenges outside of the band to help sharpen your skills inside the band hall with the students personal development as they are become performers. more
I remember hearing Stiles MS at the Midwest Clinic in 2015 and being amazed. A couple years later I see the After Sectionals paperclip video pop up and I was hooked. They are fantastic educators that have a great perspective. Texas and Arizona are different band worlds, but there’s so much that can be done well wherever you are. I’m always learning something new from them or hearing that I’m on the right track!
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