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Happy Friodayyyyyy! We are #tgifflat and are ENDING our #musicinourschoolsmonth takeover series today with Marissa Guarriello, host of Musicast Podcast. Marissa is a long-time friend of F-flat and has been cheering on this company since day #1. She is the co-author of "The Creative

Catching up on Musicast Podcast episodes? Check out this incredible conversation with @emilydesmondmusic ! She combines teaching with her experience as an artist in ways that are absolutely inspiring. Emily has been writing and performing music since she was 12 and has opened for

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Did you like the marching band reveal? We’ve got more up our sleeves! Spring Musical 2022! Join us, somewhere over the rainbow...

New Musicast Podcast episode! In this episode in the jazz appreciation series, Marissa and Kevin sit down with their students to learn about their perspectives of jazz music and jazz education. Check it out at our site or wherever you listen to podcasts! #blog #new #ontheblog #mu

Happy Wednesday! In this latest episode of Musicast Podcast, Matt Shaffer (my co-author for "The Creative String Orchestra" talks about creativity in the middle school ensemble classroom. Matt is doing some incredible things in music education and every time I hear him speak, I'm

Back to School-- The REMIX. We are so proud to announce that our first keynote at FABSS will be delivered by the one and only Franklin Willis of @fwillismusic . To know Franklin is to be constantly inspired. Not only is he an accomplished educator, author, and musician, he care

GIVE. A. WAY!!!! To celebrate our 2nd annual Back-to-School Symposium, we are doing a fun giveaway! All you have to do is sign up for FABSS by August 1st, and you'll be automatically entered to win! You can sign up for as little as $1.00 for this "pay what you wish" event. [Th

NEW EPISODE! When I started my PhD program and told my advisor what I wanted to study (how musicians learn to play music outside of school), my advisor replied with, "have you read any of Lucy Green's work?" I DEVOURED Lucy's research and books. To say that her work changed my

Today, we're highlighting the Musicast Podcast episode featuring the one and only Dr. John Kratus. Not only is John Kratus one of the most recognized names in music education research and practice, but he is also a kind and generous human being- always finding ways to support instit

NEW EPISODE! This week, we are highlighting the episode with Dr. Michquelena Potlunas Ferguson, Assistant Director of Athletic Bands at Penn State University. Dr. Ferguson completed her dissertation research on the effects of Title IX within the marching band world (did you kn

Teachers! This one is for you, for always finding the strength to give young people hope, even in the most difficult circumstances. Thank you. __ Prélude, Suite No. 1 for Solo Cello by J.S. Bach, #songsofcomfort

It’s been fun! Thanks for your support and look for what’s next! -Marissa and Kev fflatbooks

🌼 Today is the first day of Spring. We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than listening to Beethoven's Spring Sonata, performed here by the fantastic duo James Ehnes & Andrew Armstrong

I have not smiled this big in a while. No reason to exclude anyone. CC: Rex Chapman🏇🏼

Today, the Lviv Philharmonic performed for the first time since the invasion—with refugees from across Ukraine joining the orchestra! It was streamed online, as the concert hall is now a warehouse for medical supplies that go to hospitals. Like food, music to nourish the soul! 🇺🇦

Waiting for a Jacob Collier cover of music for a sushi restaurant. ITS NEEDED. 🍱🎶