How to creatively keep students interest, involve parents, and encourage your music students.

Conflicting Responsibilities, involving current students in recruitment, and finding allies in your colleagues.

As the school year comes to a close, use a portion of your ensemble class time to explore careers and opportunities in music...

Consider asking your students to make videos that share their favorite things about music and being in your program. Starter questions...

This month's MSFQ tips come from Dr. Charles T. Menghini, President Emeritus, VanderCook College of Music

We understand the importance of hosting engaging recruitment events to attract potential music students, and are here to support you

This month's MSFQ tips come from Yamaha Master Educator and retired director of bands at Hill Country Middle School Cheryl Floyd.

Have a new also saxophone that you want to keep playing well for years to come? Here are 5 things we recommend you do...

Want to book at show at Blacklidge Community Collective in Tucson? Here's how...

A few weeks ago at The NAMM Show in Anaheim California we were awarded "Best Marketing & Sales Promotion" for this recruitment project.

This month's recruitment, retention, and success tips come from Edward F. Protzman, Director of Bands at Portland State University

In this article explore how you can involve your current students in your recruitment efforts, and how you can relate to future ones.

Pique Interest and Find Common Ground. In this article we'll find ways you can connect with potential musicians and your fellow teachers...

What should recruitment events look like? In this article we'll explore three more actions you can take this week to prepare...

Have a new clarinet that you want to keep playing well for years to come? Here are 5 things we recommend you do...

Let's get ready to recruit new musicians! In this article we'll explore three ways to prepare yourself for recruiting new musicians

If you're having trouble thinking of something specific to put your mind to, our staff of musicians have shared their resolutions

Did you know you can use your ESA (Empowerment Scholarship Account Program) Funds for music lessons? Private music lessons are a tutoring s

Have a new flute that you want to keep playing well for years to come? Here are 5 things we recommend you do...

Have a new trombone that you want to keep playing well for years to come? Here are 5 things we recommend you do...