Month: April 2012
Sayuk on Friday
I had the opportunity to participate in what I will call an “arts in-service” at the site of the life enrichment contract I hold in Dundas, MN. I was excited for the day because I knew we&... Read MoreExperience: Play It Loudly
Play It Loudly, Play It Quietly I’ve been working in early intervention all over the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro for about six weeks now. I’ve come up with this music experience that has wo... Read More“I figure right now the world needs to come into music”
Watching this video is such a great way to end the evening.... Read MoreNewfound app: Propellerhead Figure
This is a cool app that my fiancé showed me. It’s called Propellerhead Figure, and though I’ve spent only limited time with it, I’ve already created some decent tracks. Pretty neat.... Read MoreAn Article Weekly: “Awareness of Music Therapy Practices and Factors Influencing Specific Theoretical Approaches”
Each Monday, I will be writing up a short, non-academic review of an article I’ve found interesting. These articles will be taken from music therapy peer-reviewed journals. This week, I read &... Read MoreEaster eggs
Happy Easter. “What are those Easter eggs?” says a child to me today.... Read MoreWeekly workshops
Tomorrow I will be conducting a workshop for staff members at the facility where I work on Fridays. I am looking forward to it. I am planning to provide some basic drumming techniques that the staff c... Read MoreNewfound resource: noahsdad.com
I heard a really nice interview with Rick Smith on The Coffee Klatch podcast. Smith is a father whose 15-month-old son, Noah, has Down syndrome. On his site, Noah’s Dad, Smith writes about di... Read MoreHaving history
One of the topics of discussion at our music therapist meeting on Saturday was that of having history. One of my colleagues and friends works in hospice with mostly Jewish people, and brought up the ... Read More- 2 of 3
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