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Great coverage about our upcoming Concert For Peace: 7pm on Saturday March, 23rd. Antonello Hall, MacPhail Center for Music.

MacPhail teaming with Ekwe app for “Concert for Peace” Talented musicians are warming up for a special event: the MacPhail Center for Music and the Ekwe music creation app are hosting a "Concert for Peace." Click here for more information.

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“Get ready for two events with Ekwe at the end of March! A Concert for Peace will be held on Saturday, March 23 featuring music from around the world.

Check out the lineup of performers on our website!

Featured artist Yousif Sheronick will lead a frame drum workshop on Friday, March 22

Both events are free and open to the public!”

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Learn about Ekwe x Maia Dave Scholarship recipient Aaina Padiath’s Women in Production workshop in our latest blog!

Ekwe x Maia Dave Scholarship recipient creates program to support Women in Music Production. — Ekwe During her studies at KM Music Conservatory in Chennai India, Aaina Padiath noticed how few women were taking music production classes: “It is not very common for female musicians to participate in the production of their own music. They tend to defer to male colleagues who are viewed as more expe...

Learn how Joe Kaiser at The MacPhail Center for Music has been using Ekwe to teach improvisation and group composition to his students!

Check out our latest blog written by Ekwe co-founder and COO Jeffrey Sugerman: “Ekwe Pro Tips: Using Ekwe to begin building music improvisation skills”.

Ekwe Pro Tips: Using Ekwe to begin building music improvisation skills — Ekwe We recently caught up with Joe Kaiser, who teaches cello and chamber music in the Individual Instruction, Group Instruction, Suzuki, and School Partnerships programs at MacPhail Center for Music. He has been using the Ekwe app to teach improvisation and group composition skills in two Suzuki classes

Check out our latest blog from Ekwe CEO and co-founder Michael Cain: Unlocking Musical Creativity: Exploring Improvisation with Samples and Loops.

“Exploring improvisation with samples and loops is a pathway to unlocking musical creativity. It offers students the opportunity to break free from traditional constraints, experiment with new sounds and genres, and collaborate with others.”

Unlocking Musical Creativity: Exploring Improvisation with Samples and Loops — Ekwe Exploring improvisation with samples and loops is a pathway to unlocking musical creativity. It offers students the opportunity to break free from traditional constraints, experiment with new sounds and genres, and collaborate with others.

Check out our latest blog: “Turn Your Band Room into a Music Creation Community” written by our CEO and co-founder Michael Cain.

“To build a diverse music creation community, it is important to celebrate the richness of backgrounds and the diverse voices and cultures of every student.”

Turn Your Band Room into a Music Creation Community — Ekwe Strategies for facilitating music creation using Ekwe.

Our first blog from Ekwe co-founder and CEO Michael Cain is up on our website! The Future of Music Education: Disruption and Opportunity.

“[…] while the tried-and-true traditional ensemble and repertoire-based programs still reign supreme, they no longer occupy the same singular position of total dominance as before.”

The Future of Music Education: Disruption and Opportunity — Ekwe Future of Music Education

We have 3 new tutorials for Ekwe over on our YouTube channel, or through the question mark icon in the app. Tutorials for the note editor, audio editor, and collaboration— perfect for teachers as well. Check them out!

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Sequencers and DAWs are as essential in music education as theory and notation. Ekwe is leading the way by providing a user-friendly platform for mastering these essential tools.

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