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That Music Podcast: A Podcast for Elementary Music Teachers

Bryson Tarbet, M.M.Ed.
Music Education
Elementary Music Education
Folk Dances
Elementary Music Teaching
Work-Life Balance
Elementary Music Teachers
Student-Led Composition
Recorder
Lesson Planning
Project Management Software
Asana
Concert Organization
Teaching Strategies
Email Management
Inbox Zero
Differentiated Instruction
Organization Tips
Project-Based Learning
Gender Neutrality
Centers In Education

This show will deliver tips and tricks for elementary music teachers looking to create high-quality musical experiences for students in the general music classroom.This show will provide answers to questions like:*How do I create an inclusive music classroom?*How do I sequence my elementary music lessons?*How to teach elementary music?*What songs should I use in my general music classroom?*How do ... more

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Artwork for That Music Podcast: A Podcast for Elementary Music Teachers

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Two weeks into January, the “new year energy” can already feel like it’s fading. Routines that felt solid in August may suddenly feel clunky or exhausting, and it’s easy to blame student behavior when things start to feel off. In this... more

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In this episode of That Music Podcast, Bryson reframes January as an opportunity, not to overhaul everything, but to reset with intention. Instead of reacting to behaviors or doubling down on consequences, he shares three small but po... more

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In this episode, Bryson wraps up our December recorder series with a topic every music teacher knows all too well: what really happens when recorders go home. Instead of crossing our fingers and bracing for the “my kid won’t stop play... more

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The recorder may not always get the love it deserves, but it remains one of the most powerful tools in the elementary music classroom. In this episode, Bryson breaks down the five most common misconceptions about teaching recorder. He... more

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Erin Elliott
Music educator with experience in using recorders in elementary music education
Episode: 208 | Rethinking Recorders with Erin Elliott
Carrie Nicholas
Elementary music teacher and advocate for practical teaching methods
Episode: 199 | Unlocking the Power of Double Duty Songs with Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune
Tanya LeJeune
Elementary music teacher and expert in Kodály-inspired teaching
Episode: 199 | Unlocking the Power of Double Duty Songs with Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune
Melissa Fuller Flores
Music educator and advocate for integrating Filipino culture into music education
Episode: 195 | Filipino-American History Month in the Music Room with Melissa Fuller Flores
David Bedard
Advocate for accessibility in music education and presenter at the Elementary Music Summit
Daniel's Music Foundation
Episode: 189 | How to Make Music Class More Accessible for All Students with David Bedard
BethAnn Hepburn
A music educator with experience in elementary music, teaching grades four through seven.
Streetsboro City Schools
Episode: 185 | Your End-of-Year Survival Guide: Music & Movement with BethAnn Hepburn
Leanna O'Brien
Music educator and founder of Soaring Scarves Academy
Soaring Scarves Academy
Episode: 180 | Transform Learning Through Movement with Leanna O’Brien
Dr. Jennifer Whitehead
Voice professor and voice health expert
Ohio Wesleyan University
Episode: 176 | How to Maintain Vocal Health As A Music Teacher with Dr. Jennifer Whitehead
Debbie O'Shea
Music educator passionate about choral music and community building in education
Crescendo Music Education Podcast
Episode: 172 | Keeping Choir Fun, Inclusive, and Inspiring with Debbie O'Shea

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Bryson Tarvin
Curriculum designer and educational consultant with extensive experience in music education, particularly in elementary settings. Hosts insightful discussions and shares practical resources for music teachers.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • Awesome resource!

    That Music Podcast is such an invaluable resource. As a band teacher who has recently delved into the world of elementary music, it has helped me tremendously! Information found on this podcast is practical, intellectual, and emotionally sound. I especially love how Bryson incorporates mental health into his content and is especially considerate of our neurodivergent communities. What an amazing podcast!! A+++

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NicoleValenzuela41
    United States2 years ago
  • Great energy!

    Bryson’s energy and talent come through in every episode. He is very relatable. I think this podcast is a valuable resource for any level music teacher.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gianna Grace 65
    United States3 years ago
  • Great show!

    I really appreciate this podcast. The episodes are packed with information, but in smaller chunks. For a person like me who struggles with paying attention it is perfect!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jules1427
    United States3 years ago
  • Amazing Podcast

    Hello! Third year teacher here. Thank you for the wonderful insights to our changing curriculum. Love this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rolly T.
    United States3 years ago
  • Awesome!

    It is so great to have a podcast dedicated to general music! Bryson is amazing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrs. Bassett Music
    United States4 years ago

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The podcast is recognized for its focus on mental health and teacher well-being, a unique aspect in the education podcast landscape.
The engaging and energetic presentation style of the host is frequently praised for making learning enjoyable.
Listeners appreciate the practical tips and strategies shared, which are directly applicable to their teaching practices.

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195 | Filipino-American History Month in the Music Room with Melissa Fuller Flores
Q: Can you give us a final quick piece of advice that you'd give to a music teacher that is looking to make their classroom a little bit more culturally responsive this year?
Front load the introduction of new cultural elements to prepare students for unfamiliar experiences and provide them with tools to navigate their reactions respectfully.
189 | How to Make Music Class More Accessible for All Students with David Bedard
Q: What is one small change that teachers can implement right away to create a more accessible music classroom?
Keep a record of what resonates with each student, enabling personalized teaching strategies that cater to their strengths.
189 | How to Make Music Class More Accessible for All Students with David Bedard
Q: Can you share a specific moment that highlighted the importance of accessibility in music education?
A memorable moment involved a student with autism who connected through music, demonstrating the power of meeting students where they are.
189 | How to Make Music Class More Accessible for All Students with David Bedard
Q: What are some of the biggest barriers that students face in traditional music education?
Students face numerous barriers including funding, collaboration, location, and the lack of student agency in decision-making.
188 | Preparing for a Music Teacher Interview
Q: Do I leave a teaching portfolio?
Leave a teaching portfolio; it might not be read, but it can help if you're one of the final candidates.

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Targeted specifically towards elementary music educators, this podcast offers practical insights and advice designed to enhance the teaching experience and improve student engagement in music classrooms. Episodes discuss a variety of relevant topics, such as effective strategies for teaching specific musical concepts, creating inclusive environments for diverse learners, and managing the unique challenges faced by educators, including lesson planning and classroom management. Notably, the host shares personal experiences and encourages self-care among teachers, fostering a supportive community around essential teaching practices.

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1. Erin Elliott
2. Carrie Nicholas
3. Tanya LeJeune
4. Melissa Fuller Flores
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