These are some amazing designs!

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Issue 5 of the Texas Music Partner newsletter is out.  Please check it out here.

This article, written by Somin Lee, of Yale Scientific, talks about the past innovations of music and technology, and where it may be headed.  Click here to view the article.

Senior Garrett Parrish combines art and technology, with dramatic effects.

“Part of my enjoyment comes from building things with [my] hands and being able to actually work in the physical world, and by studying mechanical engineering you get an invaluable understanding of how the physical world works,” senior Garrett Parrish says.  Click here for article.

Since Texas Music Partners is a pending 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we never charge schools for our courses, but we do need to have them funded to offer them.  Right now we are working hard to get full funding to be able to offer all courses to those who can benefit from them, but in the meantime, see our free offer, below:

FREE OFFER:  Until we get funded, TMP is offering one free course per school, per year.  Eligible courses include all courses in the Technology and Music, and Thinking Outside the Box categories (sorry, but the live music portion is not available until we are funded).  These courses include up to 4 in-school classes in one day, during the school day, or one class after school.  Eligible schools include all ISD, Charter, and Private schools in Travis County, Round Rock, and Hays County.

Eligible grades: see Target Audience in the class description of each course.

Contact us here to schedule, or for more information.

In the words of Mr. Rogers: “And I feel that if we in public television can only make it clear that feelings are mentionable and manageable, we will have done a great service for mental health.”

Why not in schools as well?

Click here for the entire segment.

This actually brought tears to my eyes.  Never give up!

See the segment here.

Austin Music Partners is filing for 501(c)(3) non-profit status, so we can bring our courses to the schools at no cost to them.  In the process of doing this, we had to change our name.  We are now Texas Music Partners.  Still the same organization with the same goals, we just have a little different name.

In the next few weeks, we will be making the necessary changes and the website will become www.texasmusicpartners.org.  You can still access the website with our old URL, for a while, but the new URL will be our permanent one.

Well, we are doing it!  Austin Music Partners is in the process of filing for 501(c)3 status to become a nonprofit.  That means once we are approved and get funding, schools can just contact us and book a course.  That is until our funding is used up for that year (first come, first serve).

OFFER

Until we get our non-profit status and get funding, AMP is offering one free course per school, per year.  This course includes up to 4 in-school classes in one day, during the school day, or one class after school.  Eligible schools include all ISD, Charter, and Private schools in the Travis, Round Rock, Hays, San Marcos, Eanes (Westlake)  and Lake Travis districts.  Eligible grades: see Target Audience in the class description, on the Products page.

For a list of courses, click here.  The only limitation is that we can offer the history of the blues course, but unfortunately, we cannot do a live performance until we get funding.