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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsEducation |
In this episode Darcy shares some of the practice files uses with her band students. Included are warm up files, grace note work, lines from the book, and ideas of other ways they can be utilized with your own band students.
In this episode the whole crew finally makes our Season 10 debut recapping the start of our enormous band year.
In this IRL episode, Darcy teaches dotted half notes.
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In this episode Darcy teaches a half note class straight from Teaching Rhythm Logically. You can find Teaching Rhythm Logically, the method for teachers, by following the link to download.
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Mr West?!?!?? He always talks about tennis and nothing else it kind of annoying no offense also clarinets are not the only instrument also I am not a sixth grader
No offense but …
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!
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Focusing on band education, the discussions explore various aspects of teaching and learning music, particularly in middle school settings. Topics often include instructional techniques, student engagement strategies, challenges faced by educators, and the social dynamics within band programs. The hosts create a light-hearted environment through personal anecdotes and humor while also emphasizing the importance of developing musicianship and resilience among students. Unique to the series is its blend of educational content with a personal touch, highlighting the everyday realities of band directing right after sectionals.
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