It is the mission of Conn-Selmer, Inc. to provide an educational center, ongoing reference source, and support network for the professional growth of music educators. Communication between music educators is vital for the expansion of new ideas and techniques. By providing resources and opportunities that enhance the classroom experience, we hope to provide music educators with more time to focus on performance, more positive outcomes for teachers and student, and overall growth in music education opportunities.
There are four primary components to seamless legato: fingers, embouchure, wind and equipment. Each of these categories contributes to the overall sound of your legato in different ways. [...]
Like many endeavors, becoming a fine instrumentalist requires a broad range of skills. Accurate hearing is among the most important. Unfortunately, many young instrumentalists feel self-conscious about singing and thus neglect a crucial aspect of their training. [...]
Tuning: Group tunes quietly and carefully, special attention is paid to careful tuning of basses and cellos, group tunes at the bottom... [...]
Proper warm-up methods will result in better rehearsals
Fine characteristic tone and good tuning are essential to the success of any clarinetist.
Turning beginning drummers into total percussionists starts with the right kit
It's an infinite process of learning more, knowing more, achieving more, and becoming more aware of the infinite benefits of the world of music. It's not the talent, but what we do with the talent is that will lead us to chosen goals. [...]
Tim Lautzenheiser
Executive Director of Education
