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The Music History Project is celebrating their 100th episode this week and highlighting the inspiring career of the C...

This week Mike, Ashley and Dan discuss the impact the Mancini Family has had on Music Education. Ginny and Felice Man...

This week Ashley, Dan, and Mike are highlighting the inspiring career of Musician, Songwriter, and Music Advocate Pat...

In this NAMM U Online session, Fernando Jones shares his best practices for transitioning from in-person to online music lessons. Jones is the founder of Blues Kids of America and Blues C...

What does it take to have a successful career in the music industry? Find out firsthand with this session from The NAMM Show, hosted by NAMM President and CEO Joe Lamond. In a series of u...

In the new age of online teaching, and in particular online music lessons, taking care of our physical and mental health is vital. As music educators, it’s easy to give too much of oursel...

NAMM advocates for access and equity to music education for all children in the U.S. who attend public schools through our annual Music Education D.C. Fly-In, and through year-round initi...

NAMM advocates for access and equity to music education for all children in the U.S. who attend public schools through our annual Music Education D.C. Fly-In, and through year-round initi...

This week on the Music History Project, the team dives into one of the most important topics for NAMM and the NAMM Fo...

This week the team steps up to the plate to examine the life and career of former MLB baseball player turned musician...

William Gard (1915-1987) served as the NAMM Executive President for over 35 years, beginning right after World War II.  In fact it was Mr. Gard who helped re-open NAMM’s offices, which ha...

William Gard (1915-1987) served as the NAMM Executive President for over 35 years, beginning right after World War II.  In fact it was Mr. Gard who helped re-open NAMM’s offices, which ha...