thering-blog-collective
My 3 older siblings are also members of the blog-o-sphere, as it turns out. They do good work, and together we span a pretty wide scope of content. For your consideration (from oldest sibling to youngest), I proudly present the "Thering-Blog-Collective":
>Jacki's "Teaching Elementary Orchestra" is exactly what it sounds like. A wealth of teaching resources, bulletin board ideas, musical arrangements, handouts — very generously made available for download, should any music teachers out there want to use any of it.
>T.J.'s "All Food Considered" is also exactly what it sounds like. We Therings have a knack for naming blogs. T.J. shares the best-of-the-best recipes, along with his own food photography of each dish. He also shares culinary lessons and writes about his experiences with food competitions. If you're a foodie, feast your eyes on this blog.
>Rebecca's "Rebe With a Clause" probably has the cleverest title of the four. She has been documenting her experiences studying and teaching abroad for years, first Spain ("Oh no she Madridn't!") then South Korea. And now she's in France! If you've got questions about traveling/language-learning/study abroad, head to this site or drop her a line.
>Luke's "I Will Write About Music Here" is where I write about music. Piano stuff, jazz stuff, funny stuff, silly stuff, theory stuff. But if you're on this page, you probably already know all about that...
>Jacki's "Teaching Elementary Orchestra" is exactly what it sounds like. A wealth of teaching resources, bulletin board ideas, musical arrangements, handouts — very generously made available for download, should any music teachers out there want to use any of it.
>T.J.'s "All Food Considered" is also exactly what it sounds like. We Therings have a knack for naming blogs. T.J. shares the best-of-the-best recipes, along with his own food photography of each dish. He also shares culinary lessons and writes about his experiences with food competitions. If you're a foodie, feast your eyes on this blog.
>Rebecca's "Rebe With a Clause" probably has the cleverest title of the four. She has been documenting her experiences studying and teaching abroad for years, first Spain ("Oh no she Madridn't!") then South Korea. And now she's in France! If you've got questions about traveling/language-learning/study abroad, head to this site or drop her a line.
>Luke's "I Will Write About Music Here" is where I write about music. Piano stuff, jazz stuff, funny stuff, silly stuff, theory stuff. But if you're on this page, you probably already know all about that...
other bloggers, musicians & resources
Resources: Teoria.com * MusicTheory.net *IMSLP Sheet Music
Composers/performers whose work I dig: Eldar Djangirov * Ben Wendel * Aaron Hedenstrom
Musician friends/peers: Dan Collins *Jim Piela * Mike Malone * Bryan Zannotti * Jack Lussenden (Good Trouble)
(This is a list in-progress. Many more musicians & friends out there doing great work - more links to come!)
Composers/performers whose work I dig: Eldar Djangirov * Ben Wendel * Aaron Hedenstrom
Musician friends/peers: Dan Collins *Jim Piela * Mike Malone * Bryan Zannotti * Jack Lussenden (Good Trouble)
(This is a list in-progress. Many more musicians & friends out there doing great work - more links to come!)
