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  • Elevator Music

    Elevator Music

    I always call this kind of background music “muzak” but I didn’t know until today that Muzak is a brand name of background music. It’s been a brand since 1954 with several different channels that mostly use original artists to create the music. Do you mind music in a shop or a restaurant while you’re…

  • Parody?!

    Have you ever wondered about musical parodies? I heard one this morning – and while I expected it to be American Pie, it was not. I loved it, and I had to listen to it again- if you want to debate the merits of this song versus the movie I am up for it! But…

  • October Themes!

    October music history: For Music History this month we wanted to cover a more advanced topic. Minor keys, learn about what they are, how they are used in music, and listen to some examples. If you have any questions please ask a lab attendant! Young Students Blurb: This month we have brand new coloring pages…

  • Halloween Playlist Announcement!

    Halloween Playlist Announcement!

    MTMS will be publishing a Halloween YouTube Playlist on Sunday, October 31st. If you want to participate, videos are due by Monday, October 25th to your teacher or MTMS Reception. All polished, performance-ready pieces are encouraged, even very simple pieces and/or non-Halloween related pieces. Costumes are encouraged!!

  • September Themes

    September Themes

    Composition in September: This month we are going to talk about national anthems. Learn about what makes them sound the way they do, and take a shot at writing your own. Don’t worry we have plenty of examples and techniques to help you out. And if you have any questions please ask your lab attendant!…