music education
Learning to Play Other People's Songs Is Weirdly Comforting Right Now
When things are out of your control, sometimes a simple distinction—like "right note" vs. "wrong note"—is all you need to feel sane again.
How Music Teachers Are Adapting to the Awkward Reality of Virtual Lessons
"Music teachers find themselves in a uniquely advantageous position. Not only can I do this work from home, but everybody has a little more time to pursue their hobbies."
Ableton Co-Founder: “We Need a Revolution in Music Education”
Technology must be accessible to the next generation of artists, Gerhard Behles says.
It's Cool to Play with Your Food in This Virtual Reality Game
New VR game 'Playthings' makes players use snacks as instruments.
Predicting the Future of Canadian Electronic Music with Four Artists at Bass Coast 2016
Sergio Levels, Michael Red, Esette, and Andrew Williams tell us how we can better grow scenes across the country.
A Music School Teaches Blind Youth to Find Their Voice
From Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder, to blind youth musicians in Los Angeles County, David Pinto fosters a love for music in those without sight.
Get Inside the Mind of a Theremin Master
Electronic artist and thereminist Dorit Chrysler talks about teaching kids how to play theremin, and collaborating on ADULT’s new record.
Go Behind-the-Scenes of Toronto's First Female-Friendly DJ Workshop
Daily VICE visits Intersessions and speaks to the women involved with the grassroots series.
Improving Your Rhythm? There's an App for That
Try keeping the beat to Steve Reich's "Clapping Music" composition. We dare you.
Too Many Notes! How a Silicon Valley Designer Is Disrupting Piano Music
The bleeding edge of piano music takes an idea from the 14th century and 14-year-old guitarists: tablature.