Sectionals

I’m a self-taught clarinet player. You are, too. We’ve all heard the tale of the self-taught virtuoso/ star/genius, but the story is about you, too. I think your band director and your clarinet instructor would agree with me. Find out how to take charge of your learning, by jazz clarinetist Jim Snyder.

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Stand Still

It might seem odd to read a column about standing still in a magazine devoted to the marching arts. But it is good advice: You should strive to reduce or eliminate extraneous body movement when playing your instrument. By renowned trumpeter Chase Sanborn.

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Q&A With Ed Argenziano

In a Q&A conducted by Dennis DeLucia, Ed Argenziano--who is director of bands at Morris Knolls High School and heavily involved with music education in New Jersey and elsewhere--speaks about his major influences, experiences and tips for students.

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Ready for Rifle

Without proper taping, your rifle can go from “shiny and new” to “split in two” with just one bad toss. As you head into winter season, make sure your equipment is as prepared as you are. From Catina Anderson, founder of www.colorguardeducators.com.

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