music education ⁽¹³⁾

I know that all throughout Women's History Month we've been covering those most historical women in music history, those who have pioneered the field and laid down the groundwork for generations to come. Today, I would like to switch things up a bit and talk…

I've previously covered the intelligence of elephants to understand and react to music, further supporting the notion that music is quite the universal language, cross species. What if I told you that this no only applies to other animals, but smaller creatures as well, say…

According to The World Health Organization, over 430 million people suffer from some form of hearing loss. That leaves a huge majority of the world's population without issues, which is made clear in mainstream media. Individuals with hearing loss, or complete loss, have very little outlets…

Art makes a sizeable impact on most everyone in the world; whether it be paintings, music, or fashion. However, all art has something in common: color. Perhaps the least recognized for its ties to color is music; and in this article I will be addressing…

If there's one thing that most, if not, all students can agree with, it's that finding the perfect study environment is one of the hardest things to do. I know that I've struggled with this immensely when I was in school. I've tried using my…