Music Learning

 
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EDITORIAL
Snapshots of the Work Tell the Story of Our Impact

07-08-2026

Every other week this season, I wrote updates to my Los Angeles Philharmonic colleagues—a small, internal note meant to keep our broader institution abreast of what the Learning Department was up to. On the surface, it could be viewed as mundane: a calendar snapshot, a few highlights, the ever-important statistics everyone needs. But as I scrolled back through nine months of messages, I realized the depth they carry. These were not only stories about music lessons, concerts, and special events. They were testaments to the impact of connection built across programs, networks, and industries.

NEC Creates Free Music-Learning Game

07-08-2026

The New England Conservatory has produced a free new music game application, NADIA.

The History of Music Education

06-03-2026

Do you know the history of music education?

Free from Carnegie Hall: Rhythm Explorer, A New Online Music Game for Kids

06-03-2026

Carnegie Hall has launched Rhythm Explorer, a free interactive music game where kids can play along with songs from diverse musical traditions.

Serious Games Improve Student Engagement in Music

06-04-2025

A new, open access literature review in the Journal of Computer Assisted Learning highlights the impact of serious games (SGs) in facilitating music learning.

Teaching Artist in Gaza Turns Sounds of War into Music Learning

02-05-2025

Amid the destruction and despair in Gaza, musicians are creating safe spaces for young people.

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