Audiation in the Wild

A new up-to-date sequence of Harmonic Learning Sequence with some new content and activities.

Dr. Eric had Keith when he was in 1st-4th grade in Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's outreach program called OrchKids. This is our first interview of a student who went through an mlt-based curriculum with Harmonic Learning Sequence as a young child. Keith is now a Univ of Miami graduate in Music Professional Studies and speaks about his journey to becoming an aspiring professional ma

Dr. Molly shares with you the powerful new application of neuroscience to practicing and performing as revealed in her new book, "Learn Faster, Perform Better: A Musician's Guide to the Neuroscience of Practicing." Truly groundbreaking ideas for practicing based in research.

A preview of upcoming episodes and subject areas we'll cover.

Emily sold me her copy of Azzara and Grunow's Creativity in Improvisation book. (She accidentally got the Bb book and I play trumpet.) She was great to talk to so I invited her on the podcast.

Dr. Terry Bacon shares with us his research and insights into his doctoral study on the renormalization of Gordon's Primary Measures of Music Audiation (PMMA).

Gordon's hallmark aptitude measure, the Musical Aptitude Profile has 7 subtests—melody, harmony, tempo, meter, and three sensitivity measures. "Balance" is the second of the three. Special guest Ron Malanga, Beau, and Eric get deep into what this subtest is measuring, and our experiences of taking it.

Ideas on how to speak with administrators, teachers, and parents re: the benefits of an MLT-inspired program.

How sleep supports learning.

Review of Ear Training part I and then Beau takes use through learning 1-6-2-5-1