On the new Music 1 syllabus
Brad Fuller, Tom Fienberg and I wrote this initial analysis of the new NSW Music 1 syllabus when it was […]
Brad Fuller, Tom Fienberg and I wrote this initial analysis of the new NSW Music 1 syllabus when it was […]
ASME NSW are running a professional learning day tomorrow on our various new syllabi, and I realised that I haven’t
The last few days, I’ve re-posted a couple of articles I played a minor role in authoring for the Australian
A re-post of the second article we wrote for the AARE blog recently. This one a bit of a history
This article is re-published from the AARE blog. I’ll be re-posting the second part tomorrow, and a follow-up post soon.
(And a GPT Agent for aligning the new Content Points!) I wrote this unit of work in 2021 when YouTube
At the moment I’m busy re-working some of my best high school units of work for the new NSW 7-10
On 6 July 2023, the Final report of the Teacher Education Expert Panel was released. At the time, I wrote
We have many wonderful music education experts here in Australia, and around the world, who each advocate for music education
I co-authored the following article with the brilliant Dr Jennifer Carter, the leading expert on music syllabus development in NSW,
I think that might be the first made-up click-baity title I’ve written since I called my 2016 TEDxOxford talk “The
There was a piece called “Teacher burnout fuelling national shortages” on the ABC’s Radio National this morning. The federal government
In this, the final episode of the season, I reflect on some of the (eight!) resources that the amazing Jess
This week I’m thinking about the project that I’ll create for our undergraduates and postgraduates at the Sydney Conservatorium of
Explicit Teaching (not dissimilar to Direct Instruction) is really in vogue with our local government at the moment, and this
I know, everyone is writing and podcasting about AI at the moment – YAWN! But the AI generation of music
Today’s show is sponsored by Abble and their new product the iSlave Mini, as well as by FcDonald’s. Please check
Any of you who have been reading my blog this century will know that I’m a big fan of getting
I published these a few weeks ago, and then had an update to my website, and the post was deleted
Having had a grumble about the lack of an evidence-base in the local government’s supposedly “Evidence-based syllabus” in the last
Following on from the last episode of MusicZettel, in which I focused on the positive things about the new NSW
I’m asking the big questions today, prompted by the new year 7 to 10 (12 to 16 years) music syllabus
The Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) have published my considered thoughts on the new NSW years 7 to
In today’s episode I talk about ways I’ve used samping in my own composition and production, and ways that I’ve
This episode of Music Zettel extends ideas about The Maker Movement for Music Education with a recording of my (lockdown)
In this episode of Music Zettel I revisit the topic of the Maker Movement in music education – something that
I created a whole bunch of resources and a unit of work for high school classes when YouTube sensation Andrew
The new NSW year 7 to 10 music syllabus out. This is a subject dear to my heart, because years
In this episode, I show how setting a poem to music can be guided by the structure of the words,
In this episode, I introduce the sound worlds that I created to reflect the narrative in my latest music theatre
In this episode, I explain how to teach composition and production with free resources that I’ve made to go with
In this episode, I explain the story behind my latest music theatre show, Αγάπη (Agapi) and other kinds of love,