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Note for teachers
At the beginning of the new year, I would like to take a moment to congratulate each of you from the bottom of my heart. It takes a special kind of person to dedicate your life to teaching music, and I am grateful for your tireless dedication to your students and your craft.

I also want to thank you for your constant curiosity and drive to learn and grow. Your willingness to constantly explore new techniques and approaches not only benefits your students, but also keeps the flame of music alive and well in our world.
As you look ahead to the new year, I want to remind you of the eternal importance of music in our lives. It has the power to overcome language and cultural barriers, to bring people together in harmony, and to heal and uplift the human spirit – it has never been more needed than now. You're not just teaching a subject, you're sharing a gift that will last a lifetime with your students, teaching them incredible human connection and teamwork skills.
Canvas templates for the music classroom
There are so many digital resources available for educators, but not all of them have a direct connection to the music classroom. Luckily for us, that doesn't include Canva!
There are thousands of templates to help you start a variety of design projects from worksheets to websites and Latest songs almost everything in between! Here are 10 of my favorite templates
1. two cheap sheet music scanning apps: 'PlayScore 2' and 'Sheet Music Scanner'
Written by Katrina Proctor, Content Manager at Midnight Music
Music scanning apps have been around for years. The premise of these interesting programs is to give you the ability to take a picture of a musical score or choral octave, immediately hear it played, and then be able to export that image as a MIDI or XML file, magically saving you time. and the energy of importing all this information manually.