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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2021 · 48 MIN

Episode 170 - Interview with Scott Watson of the University of Kansas

from Almost Everything I've Learned About Teaching Band

Join me as I interview tuba Professor Scott Watson of the University of Kansas. We talk about starting students on tuba, as well as recruiting, switching, and tips for producing a great sound. Scott also shares about a method he created using words to paint sound concepts into students' brains. These words are effective in both one on one as well as in band instruction. Find out more at www.brassword.net. Listeners of the Music Ed Podcast can get a special discount by entering code divineface. Has the show benefited you? Would you consider making a one time donation of $5? Donate here:  Find out more about fundraising for your program at Scool Services Check out Music, Instruments and Science which includes 8+ lessons that are great for use on sub or distance learning days. Need a speaker for your event? Need leadership training for your students? I'd love to talk. Have a question for the podcast? [email protected] or 719-238-4193.  Multitude of links and resources here

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