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Summer NAMM Brings MI Industry Together For First Time in 18 Months
By Michael Raine From insightful, business-advancing professional development sessions and member-focused networking events to the latest in new gear from established and emerging brands, industry friends and colleagues reconvened in Nashville last week for Summer NAMM (July 15-16), the first in-person event for the industry in 18 months. Filled with optimism for the future, NAMM […]
Musicology Aims to Streamline Online Lessons
By Elizabeth Dale Musicology, the Canadian-based NAMM Member, is looking to improve the online music lesson experience for both teachers and students. Rebecca Featherstone, founder and CEO, has been a piano teacher in Ontario for over 20 years. However, last year, along with most others music educators, was forced to ditch the traditional lesson protocol […]
Rebecca Featherstone Named One Of The Top 20 Female Entrepreneurs To Look Out For In 2021
Our own Rebecca Featherstone has been featured as One of the Top 20 Female Entrepreneurs to Look Out For in 2021 by Entrepreneurs Herald. Read Full Article
‘Musicology’, Canadian-made Collaborative Video Conferencing App for Music Teachers, Launching Browser Version
By Michael Raine The Musicology app was launched in April for iPad, which is designed for music teachers who have struggled with conventional video conference platforms. With the new browser version set to launch in July 2021 ahead of back-to-school, more teachers will have access to the app’s dedicated, interactive tools specifically designed to make […]
MUSICOLOGY: Rebecca Featherstone finds solution to teaching music online
By Nate Clark It happened last March, and Rebecca Featherstone’s panicked staff of 14 piano, guitar and voice teachers looked to her for answers. In the blink of an eye, everything she’d worked the last 12 years for was on the brink of collapse. It was sink-or-swim time and she needed a new plan, fast. […]
