Music Service Learning

Resource Reminder #4 - Creative Exchange

The Creative Exchange is something we’re continuing to build and can't wait to share! We’ll be adding more resources in the near future, but in the meantime, it’s worth looking back at what started during the pandemic—early collaborative efforts to create and share materials when they were needed most.

It’s a beginning, and it’s growing.

Before we share what’s coming next, we’re taking a moment to return to what’s already here. Join us over the never several posts for our . These are resources created by dozens of interns for real classrooms during the pandemic, and they’re still available!

Resource Reminder #1 - Chamber Music

Our chamber music resources include downloadable, transposed parts paired with play-along tracks on YouTube, designed to support independent practice and flexible ensemble work.

Whether you’re filling in gaps, differentiating parts, or giving students more ownership of their learning, these materials are ready to use.

https://musicservicelearning.org/chamber-project/

Comment below if there's a specific chamber music resource would you wish existed!

We’ve been accepted as a Disney VoluntEARS nonprofit.

Moments like this expand what’s possible, especially in how we support the work behind the scenes.

Grateful to keep building!

When we put out our call for interns, we quickly realized there was a need for something more—a clear pathway for educators who are ready to step into the world of publishing and share their work more broadly.

As a result, we’re excited to introduce a new initiative: our Creator Fellowship, launched in partnership with -flat Books . As part of this paid project, these two emerging educators are developing resources, ideas, and creative work designed to support music classrooms and communities.

Through this fellowship, they’ll receive mentorship and support as they bring their projects to life—and we’re so glad to have them as part of this work.

Please welcome Amanda & Sam as our Creator Fellows, and stay tuned to learn more about what they’re creating.