Lindsay Draime

Are you tired of explaining again and again (and again) the difference between the concert pitch and the transposing Band instruments? Give students a copy of this clever chart to keep in their binder/folder so they can easily reference it when occasion calls. Instruments included: flute, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax, bari sax, trumpet, horn in F, trombone, baritone (treble and bass clef), tuba, and mallets. I am working to create a smaller, more compact version. C

Booklet concert program template - no more stress! Click each text box to add your details. Print front-to-back to create the booklet. The "Membership" page is designed to be a front-to-back insert to the booklet. **If your "Membership" page is a full page of names (left side and right side), you will need to print TWO of that page. Print it front-to-back so the same names are on both sides. Cut the printed page in half to use as the insert (the front will be the left-side names, and the back w

Booklet concert program template - no more stress! Click each text box to add your details. Print front-to-back to create the booklet. The "Membership" page is designed to be a front-to-back insert to the booklet. **If your "Membership" page is a full page of names (left side and right side), you will need to print TWO of that page. Print it front-to-back so the same names are on both sides. Cut the printed page in half to use as the insert (the front will be the left-side names, and the back wi

It can be used with a wide range of students as a part of a large unit or to fill some time between units. It could also be used with emergency sub plans!

Written in round form, the delightful "Instrument Song" is a German traditional song often used in combination with other vocal training exercises.

Simple data collection for student at-home practice sessions. Digital form coming soon!