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Follow these three tips to start your school year with confidence: Listen actively Ask questions Stay Start a rental Curious about how each of these tips can help you make the most of your school year? these simple steps will help you stay on track, help you build your skills as a musician, and keep you moving

Parents will love seeing their child and students will enjoy feeling like a movie star. our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

Did you know that up to 60% of students quit after their first year playing in an ensemble? them into the loop to help students complete a successful first year so that they continue for many more Encourage them to take the 15-minute New Music Parent Course made available by NFHS (National Federation our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

Becoming the best musician you can be takes practice, but it can be hard to know where to start. minutes of practice Break down a song into small chunks and practice each until you feel comfortable moving Sign up here Learn more about how each of these habits can help build your skills below: 1. Break down a song into small chunks and practice each until you feel comfortable moving on to the next

November is a good time to start making up your holiday gift list.   What if our concerts were even more special?   These strategies can help our programs reach more students, increase their performance levels, and create our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit"  a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

use a portion of your ensemble class time to explore careers and opportunities in music that may be more in music that they are exposed to, you may be able to keep a student engaged that has not formed a more If you haven't yet, start building out your calendar with concerts, contests, and other important dates our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit"  a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

Get started Here are some frequently asked questions we get: What orchestra instruments are available Check out our Musical Instrument Guide for more information about each instrument. They size hundreds of students starting orchestra classes every year. I'm feeling brave. How do I start a rental? You can always visit our in-person shop, or you can start a rental online. Have more questions about our rental process? Visit our rental page

Make each beginner a rock star by designing a Sign Up for Band / Choir / Orchestra / Guitar / Mariachi "This is a great time to visit your feeder schools — you can start to get to know incoming students and Ed Services team today These recruitment tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

There are lots of big and small ways to get your students more involved in your rehearsals, and the impact our Ed Services team today These retention tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music

In this article we'll explore three steps you can take this week to prepare yourself to start recruiting Since it’s a march, all the “conductor” needs to do is drop their hand to get things started. Get permission to include their quote (and a picture, if possible) in an upcoming letter to future students Ed Services team today These recruitment tips are written by various authors and are compiled from "More to Start, Fewer to Quit" a recruitment, retention, and success newsletter brought to you by The Music