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The First Six Notes with Classroom Composers

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The First Six Notes Podcast with Classroom Composers is for band teachers and string teachers looking for great information from experienced teachers. Every other week, we’ll dive into everything about teaching band and string music students. We’re covering everything from pedagogy to fundraising and interviewing successful music teachers, composers, admin, professional private studio teachers, and more to uncover and share their strategies for musical success.Classroom Composers is a married team of two music teachers, Kevin Hoff and Jessica Frank. Between the two of us, we have experience teaching K-6 general music, elementary 4/5 band/strings, and middle school band/strings/guitar who want to share our knowledge and experience with other teachers.Grab a chair and stand and join the conversation!Connect with us on Teachers Pay Teachers, Instagram @classroomcomposers, and our website, classroomcomposers.com

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The First Six Notes with Classroom Composers

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25. Setting up for Success: The First Weeks of School 38:57

vor 2 years38:57

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Are you feeling overwhelmed thinking of all you have to do to get ready for the start of another school year? No need to stress! We've got you covered with all the tips and tricks you need to start off your music classes on the right note! We are sharing everything you need to know about what to do during teacher prep week and in the first few weeks of the school year. From recruitment strategies to setting up classrooms and instrument distribution, we’re covering it all. Whether you're a seasoned teacher or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable tips to help you navigate back to school season with confidence. Be sure to join us inside our Facebook Group and share what your favorite back to school tips are! Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/first-weeks-of-school/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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24. The Band Director Teaching Strings 31:15

vor 2 years31:15

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How can you successfully teach beginning strings when your background is in band? Teaching beginning strings requires a unique set of skills and knowledge. If you’re a band teacher teaching beginning strings, tune in as we dive into the world of teaching beginning strings. In this episode, we are breaking down the pros of teaching beginning strings, the 7 prerequisite skills you should have before teaching beginning strings, tips we’ve learned along the way, and what a typical rehearsal for middle school strings looks like. If you have questions about teaching beginning strings, be sure to join us inside our Facebook Group ! We’ll be happy to help! Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/teaching-strings/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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23. Connecting Sheet Music to Daily Warm-Ups and Drills 27:18

vor 2 years27:18

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Are you using warm-ups and drills as a way to prepare your students to play sheet music? If not, you may be missing out on an incredible opportunity to help your students be more successful in band! Join us as we dive into the importance of utilizing warm-ups and drills to effectively teach and practice new concepts and skills. Hear how we use backwards planning to craft our warm-ups and how warm-ups can be strategically used to teach important concepts needed to successfully play sheet music! If you want to chat more about using warm-ups effectively, join us inside our Facebook Group and let us know what is working for you! Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/daily-warm-ups/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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22. Taking What Didn't Work This Year and Making it Work Next Year 38:14

vor 2 years38:14

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All over, teachers are seeing challenging behaviors that we have not seen previously. We know that in order to best serve our students and run a successful band program we need to reflect on what is working and what is not working and adapt as needed. In this episode, we are diving into the 7 main issues we saw this past school year, what our updated rules and expectations will be going forward, and how we are presenting them to students and parents to ensure there is no misunderstanding about expectations and consequences. This may be a controversial topic but it is one we feel is important to discuss so we can all continue to improve our programs. Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/taking-what-didnt-work-this-year/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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21. A Deep Dive Into Beginning Band with the Quarter Note Companion 35:41

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We’ve all gotten frustrated with method books or curriculums that move too quickly or aren’t easily understood by students. We knew there was a gap between what options were out there for beginning bands and what beginning band students and their teachers actually needed. In this episode, we are diving into how the Quarter Note Companion helps set beginning band students up for success. We are sharing the research the curriculum is founded in, a look inside the 5 components of the curriculum, and how you can use this curriculum with beginning bands or middle school bands. Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/quarter-note-companion/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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20. Beginning Band Year at a Glance 38:26

vor 2 years38:26

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Teaching beginning band can be overwhelming and challenging! We have found that having three key pillars in place has been incredibly beneficial to running our beginning band classes. Establishing these overarching pillars have helped us to build our beginning band program that is successful and enjoyable for us and our students. In this episode, we are sharing the importance of planning backwards based on our big goals, how we build and maintain a great classroom culture, the importance of clear rules and consequences, and the six things we include in our beginning band curriculum. Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/beginning-band-year-at-a-glance/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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19. Teaching Beginning Strings with Efficiency 42:36

vor 2 years42:36

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A lot goes into teaching beginning strings. When helping students learn the correct posture, safety, bow hold, etc., it is so important that they understand your expectations and what is expected of them. That is one of the key tips our guest, Elizabeth Rohrs, shares about teaching beginning strings. In this episode, Elizabeth is diving into how she successfully teaches her very large classes of beginning strings with efficiency. She is sharing her background as a violinist and music educator, what her general scope and sequence is for beginning string students, how she structures her classes to make the best use of time, and how she teaches posture and bow hold. This episode is packed with practical information that we know will be so helpful for teaching beginning strings! Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/teaching-beginning-strings Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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18. Closing Out the School Year 34:31

vor 2 years34:31

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We’re reaching the end of the school year and you’re likely busy with spring concert prep and the last thing you want to think about is getting all the end of the year tasks completed. We want to help you get organized and plan for the end of the year without adding more to your to-do list. In this episode, we are diving into how we have simplified our end of the year processes to ensure all tasks get completed without adding unneeded stress. We’re sharing how we backwards plan for the rest of the year, ensure all logistics are set for field trips and concerts, clean and inventory instruments, and keep students engaged once concerts are over. Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/closing-out-the-school-year Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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17. What Video Games Can Teach Us About Teaching with Jared Brockmeyer 49:25

vor 2 years49:25

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What can we learn from video games and video game design that can help us as music educators? Jared Brockmeyer is joining us today to dive into how understanding video game design and student motivations can help us better reach and connect with our band students. Jared has recently been presenting on gamification in education and has so much incredible information about the topic. In this episode, he is sharing how he made the connection between video games and music education, how we can structure our instruction to resemble the structure of video game, and why it's important to understand player type theory so we can understand and engage our students better. Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/what-video-games-can-teach-us/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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16. Music Education in Different States with Andy LaRusch 38:13

vor 2 years38:13

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Music education looks different depending on which state you are in but many music educators would agree that Texas’ music education is better than other places in the United States. What is it about music education in Texas that helps to create such great programs? In this episode we are joined by Andy LaRusch, a head band director in Texas, who is sharing some great insight into music education in Texas. He is sharing about his background as a music educator, his journey to becoming a head band director in Texas, the teaching environments for music educators in his district, what makes Texas music education stand out, and what he sees new music educators need the most support with. Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/music-education-in-different-states Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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15. Side Hustling while Teaching Full Time with Jennifer Ferguson 40:48

vor 2 years40:48

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Whether a side hustle has been in the back of your mind for a while or if you haven’t considered starting one, Jennifer has some great insight for you! She is sharing an inside look at what it is like for her side hustling as a full time teacher. Jennifer has a successful YouTube channel and retail shop that she runs while still working full time as a teacher. She is sharing about her background as a music educator, how she got started with her side hustles, tips for starting a YouTube channel, how she got started with her retail shop, and ideas of side hustles that teachers can do while teaching full time. Show notes: https://classroomcomposers.com/side-hustling/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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14. Planning the Perfect Music Field Trip 40:45

vor 2 years40:45

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Music field trips can seem overwhelming but they don’t need to be! Whether you’ve done theme park field trips with your program before and want them to run more smoothly or if you think they’re too daunting to do, we have helpful tips for you! In this episode, we are breaking down our step-by-step process for planning our theme park field trips. We are sharing how we plan the field trip, handling the cost and funding, how we prepare our students, and all the helpful tips we have learned in the past 7+ years of planning successful theme park field trips in our program. Show notes: classroomcomposers.com/episode-14-music-field-trip Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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13. Bass Clarinet, It's More Different Than B-flat Clarinet Than You Think with Christina Rawady 38:46

vor 2 years38:46

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Understanding the differences in every instrument in your band can be challenging. We are so grateful that Christina is joining us today to share some insight and tips to help us better understand the bass clarinet and how we can help our students with this instrument. Christina has an extensive background in bass clarinet and teaching. She is sharing the differences between bass clarinet and B-flat clarinet, tips for starting students on bass clarinet, when to switch students to bass clarinet and what to look for in terms of readiness, her suggestions for reeds, and what her favorite pieces are that have prominent bass clarinet parts. Show notes: https://classroomcomposers.com/episode-13-bass-clarinet Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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12. Women in Music with Erin Keeton-Howard 39:45

vor 2 years39:45

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There is so much to cover when it comes to women in music, the progress made in this area, and what can be done to inspire young female musicians. We are chatting with Erin about her accomplishments and the impact she has made for women in music. Erin is sharing all about her experience as a teacher, musician, and composer, her advocacy for women in music, the difference in experiences between women and men in music, things teachers can do to encourage female students, and so much more! Show notes: www.classroomcomposers.com/women-in-music/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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11. Music Composition with Matt Neufeld 38:40

vor 2 years38:40

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Are you looking for encouragement and tips to get started with music composition? Composing pieces for educational purposes can be a bit different than composing other pieces. Hearing from other band teachers who are also composers can be so helpful! Our guest today, Matt Neufeld, is chatting all about music composition and how he got started. Matt is sharing all about his experience as a teacher and composer, how he got started composing and why he began composing pieces for educational purposes, what makes a quality piece of educational music, and his advice for anyone starting to compose. Show notes: https://classroomcomposers.com/music-composition-conversations-with-matt-neufeld/ Website: www.classroomcomposers.com TpT Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Classroom-Composers…

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