[From Elisa F.G. – AC] Unless you are the ambidextrous musical genius that is Walk Off The Earth, eight people can not share a guitar, Three kids to one ukulele
Read MoreWhenever school budgets are cut, the first thing that seems to go are the music programs. Given the benefits of any kind of music education, this isn’t just short-sighted and
Read MoreIt’s been a big year for Dallas Green, with Alexisonfire putting out a new album and touring in support of it while also putting in some dates with City and
Read MoreIt’s one of those shows thousands of people claim they witnessed in person but few were actually there: The night in 1977 when the Rolling stones played a secret show
Read MoreThe JUNOs aren’t for another month but the party is starting soon, with CBC Music JUNOFest kicking off on April 21, an annual celebration making its triumphant return after two
Read MoreDamn. I was really hoping for a supernova in our lifetime, but it’s not going to happen. Assuage yourself with music news for June 18, 2021. RIP Frank Bonner, the
Read MoreIn the past 12 years, there’s been a ton of research into the benefits of music education and all it helps provide students. So why isn’t a bigger deal made
Read MoreFeeling lucky? Want to help MusiCounts? The 50th JUNO Awards 50/50 Raffle is currently underway, with a take-home prize of more than $10,000, with an equal amount going to MusiCounts.
Read MoreMusiCounts is Canada’s big music education charity and takes up so much of the slack when it comes to exposing young people to the glories and benefits of learning how
Read MoreOrganizations that help bring music into the lives of young students deserve all the help and support they can get, and MusiCounts is at or near the top of that
Read MoreGather the family ‘round the old streaming device and settle in for a night of favourites for the annual MusiCounts UnSilent Night. Joining this year’s online event will be BROS,
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