by Dan | Aug 20, 2021 | Moosiko Blog
We caught up with Carmella Berthia who teaches modern band at World Language High School in Chicago about a her new initiative this year, going paperless in her music classroom. She has a class of 50 – 60 music students and became frustrated with the hassle of...
by Dan | Jul 31, 2021 | Moosiko Blog
We added ~80 new song lessons: New Ukulele Lessons Adore You – Harry Styles Blowin in the Wind – Bob Dylan Baby Shark – Pink Fong Bob The Builder – Bob The Builder Circle Of Life – The Lion King Golden – Harry Styles Hawaiian Roller...
by Dan | Jul 20, 2021 | Moosiko Blog
Music teachers have to deal with a lot of problems. But copyright shouldn’t be one of them. This topic pops up in almost every conversation I have with teachers, district educators, and other music vendors. I strongly believe putting the burden of music...
by Dan | Jul 19, 2021 | Moosiko Blog
It’s been over a year since many of us have taught in-person, face-to-face with our students. New habits have been formed and old ways forgotten. We created the following list to help as you transition from a virtual to a real teaching environment. Remember to...
by Dan | Jun 24, 2021 | Moosiko Blog
You’ve probably heard Cannon in D, the one-hit wonder by Johann Pachelbel written in the late 1600s, at most weddings you’ve been to. It’s a classic chord progression and melody that pops up in recitals, hotel lobbies, black tie events, and…pop...
by Dan | Jun 11, 2021 | Moosiko Blog
This blog was written by Sonametro, an app that makes it easy for guitarists to document new songs they are writing. If you teach a song writing unit in your curriculum, this app would be perfect for your students. Once you get beyond your basic open string G, C, D,...
