Our Blog and Radio Show celebrate the life and work of Henry David Thoreau. His most famous writings were “Walden” and “Civil Disobedience”. The article of the month is ““Leadership Lessons from George Bailey” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM. Also included are articles on how classical music calms you down at work and how your brain [...]

By playing Classical and Baroque music in your class rooms, in the hallways of your school, in the cafeteria during lunch on school buses, to and from school, and in your home your students will be able to concentrate better on their school work and will be more relaxed and better behaved. It’s all about [...]

October 2015 is the ninth Anniversary of “Madeline’s Monthly Musical Tips Blog/Article” and the eighth Anniversary of “Madeline’s One Minute Musical Radio Show”. This month our Radio Show and blog shares why playing classical music in the background of school buses and in hallways of schools can lead to a stress free environment for students. [...]

Our September blog and Radio Show features teachers in the public schools of Virginia, Colorado, and Wales sharing how playing Classical music in the background of their classrooms helped their students concentrate, relax, and do a better job on their schoolwork. Also included are articles on high school students improving academic and language skills through [...]

Inspiring Your Students Beginning the First Minute of School: Madeline’s Monthly Article & Musical Tips Blog for August 2015 Included in this blog are preparing for your “First Day of School Script” by beginning with Dr. Frank’s, “10 Creative Ways to Inspire Students & Curb Teachers Burn Out!” Also included are articles by Harry and [...]

On the “Fourth of July” the United States celebrates the publication of the Declaration of Independence from Great Britain in 1776. It is important to remember that many of our Founding Fathers, our best thinkers and role models, like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Patrick Henry, and many others were musicians and began studying [...]

We are dedicating this Mother’s Day blog to Mothers who are their children’s first role models and teachers; putting their children’s welfare first. These mothers are teachers, scientists, medical doctors, engineers, mathematicians, accountants, lawyers, artists, writers, secretaries, and musicians. These eminent individuals have integrated music into their thinking process. Music is a powerful tool for [...]