News 12 | Student Jason Afovi’s Carnegie Hall Performance
Student Jason Afovi was featured on News 12 following his recent performance at Carnegie Hall, showcasing his musical talent and the impact of music education.
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OUR MISSION
Education Through Music positively impacts the motivation, achievement, and self-confidence of underserved students by integrating music education into the core curriculum of under-resourced schools.
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For 35 years, ETM has been closing the gap in access to music education for underserved NYC students while building a pipeline of high quality music teachers to strengthen the profession.
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The Latest News & Stories
The Good Magazine | What Feelings Sound Like: An Interview with Dr. Janice Weinman
ETM CEO Dr. Janice Weinman makes the case for music as a core part of every child’s education and shares how ETM works to make high-quality music education accessible to…
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Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Make $2 Million Gift to Education Through Music
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce make a transformational $2 million gift to Education Through Music, expanding access to high-quality music education for thousands of NYC students.
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11 Out Loud: Uplifting Student Voices Brings Together More Than 300 Student Singers
More than 300 students from eight District 11 schools took the stage for 11 Out Loud: Uplifting Student Voices, the District 11 & ETM Choir Festival. The event celebrated student…
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Student Musicians Take the Stage at ETM’s 2nd Annual Battle of the Bands
Seven student rock bands from three ETM partner schools took the stage for ETM’s 2nd Annual Battle of the Bands, showcasing their musical growth, creativity, and teamwork. Congratulations to all…
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Symphony Of Generosity: 2026 Education Through Music Gala Raises Record Funds To Bring The Power Of Music To NYC Schools
On May 18, 2026, Education Through Music celebrated its 2026 Gala, Making Minds Sing! Bringing together an extraordinary community of supporters, students, educators, and industry leaders, the evening celebrated the…
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Miles Music Kid Inspires Bronx Students with Special School Visit and Donation of 1,000 Ukuleles
Students at two ETM partner schools in the Bronx welcomed Miles Music Kid for a special day of music-making, creativity, and inspiration. Through a partnership with Republic Records: Kids &…
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Valiant CEO Magazine | Dr. Janice Weinman: From Musical Roots to Leading the Transformation of NYC’s Educational Landscape
ETM’s CEO, Dr. Janice Weinman, reflects on both the urgency and the opportunity in expanding access to arts education across NYC’s public schools. From strengthening teacher pipelines to demonstrating measurable…
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BroadwayWorld | Hamilton’s Morgan Anita Wood & Chess’ Ian Weinberger Perform with NYC Students
Students from Queens School of Inquiry joined Hamilton’s Morgan Anita Wood and Chess’ Ian Weinberger for a three-song program at the Yale Club of New York City in support of…
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Authority Magazine | Dr. Jameon Moss On 5 Things We Can Do To Improve The US Educational System
ETM’s Director of Programs, Dr. Jameon Moss, is featured in Authority Magazine, where he shares insights on education equity, music education, teacher development, and strengthening opportunities for students.
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Music Industry Post | Education Through Music Unprecedented Momentum: Legislative Appointments, Statewide Advocacy & High-Profile Performances
ETM marks major growth with CEO Dr. Janice Weinman’s Regents appointment, Albany advocacy, & student performances ahead of the May 18 “Making Minds Sing!” Gala.
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Elite Music News | Why Music Education is the Key to Academic Resilience
Education Through Music is featured in Music Elite News, highlighting the organization’s measurable impact advancing academic achievement, attendance, and student resilience through equitable access to music education.
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Authority Magazine | High Impact Philanthropy: Dr. Janice Weinman On 5 Things You Need To Create A Successful & Effective Nonprofit That Leaves A Lasting Legacy
In this in-depth interview with Authority Magazine, ETM CEO Dr. Janice Weinman shares why access to music education matters — and how thoughtful, mission-driven leadership helps students build confidence, resilience,…
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citybiz | Janice Weinman and Peter Rosenthal on Leadership, Music, and Investing in the Next Generation
Ahead of ETM’s May 18 Gala, Janice Weinman talks with honoree Peter Rosenthal about leadership, philanthropy, and the power of music education.
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NY1 | Partner School P.S. 72 Brings the Holiday Spirit to One World Trade Center
Spectrum News NY1 aired highlights from P.S. 72’s moving holiday concert at One World Trade Center on December 16, 2025.
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NBCUniversal Lends ‘Wicked: For Good’ Magic to Education Through Music and PhillyCAM With Its Creative Impact Lab
ETM partners with NBCUniversal’s Creative Impact Lab on a new Public Service Announcement (PSA) promoting Universal Pictures’ film Wicked: For Good and celebrating the transformative power of music education.
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Partnering with YouTube and TED-Ed to Enrich Classrooms with Music Education
ETM has partnered with TED-ED and YouTube to launch “Think Like a Musician” — a new educational series that explores the creative mindset of working musicians through artist interviews, animation,…
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Evaluation Shows ETM Schools Outperform Peers in Academics and Attendance
Education Through Music partnered with Metis Associates to conduct a three-year evaluation (2021–2024) to better understand the impact of its programming across academic performance, attendance, and school climate. The evaluation…
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NY1 | Education Through Music Gala 2025: Making Minds Sing!
On May 16, 2025, Spectrum News NY1 aired highlights from ETM’s 2025 Gala “Making Minds Sing!”
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Our Generous Partners
Education Through Music’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.