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The naturalistic respiratory muscle training with high resistance wind instruments may potentially reduce musicians' risk for obstructive sleep apnea, according to new research. The naturalistic ...
Two died. So musicians around the country are taking it upon themselves to reduce the risk of COVID-19 without silencing the music. With pantyhose, air filters, magnets, bolts of fabric and a fusion ...
Music and joy are set to combine as the Taylor Wind Ensemble prepares for their fall concert full of variety and surprise.
Care to take up a brass instrument? Scientists have discovered that the practice, which exercises the muscles of the upper airways, can help to prevent snoring. Wind musicians are not prone to ...
In Denver’s recent guidelines allowing some live music at restaurants, wind instruments are banned. As a result, local jazz venues Nocturne and Dazzle have had to augment some scheduled shows in order ...
Orchestral ensembles have faced many challenges when starting to perform again during the COVID pandemic, and contamination is a chief concern: specifically, whether wind instruments are vectors of ...
A native Georgian, Kennesaw State University student Tyler Smith knows well the prestige of the Georgia Music Educators’ ...
In March 2020, the Skagit Valley Chorale in Mount Vernon, Washington, made headlines after a 2.5 h choir practice transformed into a COVID-19 super-spreader event. Since then, it’s become clear that ...
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