IMMERSIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCES
Boulanger Initiative offers in-depth learning and professional development opportunities.
Interested in bringing our immersive learning experiences to your classroom? Fill out the form at the bottom of this page.
Research 101 Workshop
Curation 101 Workshop
Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon
Composition Workshops
D.E.I.A. in music and building an inclusive practice
Musician Careers: Advocacy, Activism, and Nonprofits
Classroom Posters & Booklets
The Women Composers Alphabet Poster pays homage to some of the great women composers often left out of music history and performance. You can help correct the narrative of music history by hanging this poster in a classroom, living room, or music studio. This poster size is 24" width x 18" height.
The companion booklet details facts about each composer on Boulanger Initiative's Women Composers Alphabet Poster, with a page dedicated to each composer and a QR code to a playlist listening link featuring music by the composers. Perfect for all ages, inside and outside of the classroom.
Consulting Services
Our consulting services can be used to find repertoire, program individual concerts, program entire seasons, get in contact with composers, and be used to find resources other than repertoire.
Residencies
We offer multi-day, sequential-based learning experiences. Build your own residency package or learn more by filling out the form below.
Education Ambassadors - Teaching Artists
Ashley Killam is an international speaker, researcher, and educator based in Radford, Virginia. She is the associate director of Diversify the Stand, an organization centered around commissioning accessible educational music, and serves as co-chair and founding member of the International Trumpet Guild’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee and on the New Works Committee.
Ashley Killam
Simone Baron is a polyglot pianist, accordionist, improviser and composer whose work “ego-less, genre agnostic and without expectations” (JazzTimes) engages curiously and charismatically with a broad spectrum of idioms. Educated at Oberlin and Tel Aviv University and joyfully de-educated at festivals and performances across Europe and the Americas, Simone has won grants, fellowships and residencies from Chamber Music America, South Arts, Maryland State Arts Council, the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, the Hambidge Center, iPark, Strathmore Foundation, ArtOMI, UMD, Avaloch Farm, the Banff Centre, and Spectrum Toronto.
Simone Baron
Megan DiGeorgio is a composer, performer, educator, and arts administrator in the Washington, D.C. area. In all of her work, she believes in community over competition, and she believes that correcting the gender imbalance in music and composition starts with inspiring young students and musicians with the knowledge that they can be composers and creators themselves. She is the Director of Education Advancement for Boulanger Initiative, serves on the leadership team of District New Music Coalition, and freelances as a composer, violist, vocalist, and private teacher.
Megan DiGeorgio
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