Educating Non-String Players: Practical Advice by Logan Blackman

If you want to be an orchestra conductor, you shouldn't let the fact that you don't have experience playing the violin or the cello deter you from applying. If you are willing to learn and open to receiving wisdom, you will certainly have a teaching experience that is exceedingly satisfying. You might find yourself in this situation, according to master Logan Joseph Blackman, if you are a long-time band director and are asked to start a string program at your school, or even if you are a new teacher looking at a small pool of job options that include a combination of any of these like strings, chorus, and band.