Joseph Mook's World of Music

09/25/2024

A "NEW" (newly discovered) Mozart piece that the world gets to enjoy. Mozart isn't rolling in his grave.... He's laughing and dancing right about now 🎶🎵

Classical fans have been queuing up in Leipzig to hear a newly Mozart discovered work performed for the first time in centuries.

03/16/2023

I just reached 100 followers! Thank you for your continued support. I could not have done it without each of you. I know I haven't been too active lately, but I will strive to post more things (hopefully more videos of my students and myself) Many thanks again!🙏🤗🎉

12/17/2022

Hey Cleveland! If you're not doing anything of particular interest tomorrow afternoon (Saturday) at around 2:30pm, how about you stop on by at Gateway Church Downtown (3746 Prospect Ave.) for a student music recital? It will be more on the smaller side, but it will be a great chance to catch a few of my students showcase the hard work they've put in the past few weeks into these songs and pieces! You might hear yours truly perform!

12/15/2022

Proof to all music students (including my own) that you don't have to have perfect penmanship when it comes to writing music, especially if the great masters didn't!

09/23/2022

Just created my 1st ever logo. Tried to incorporate the main idea, music, with "world" which incorporates multiple aspects of what I do with music. What does everyone think? Be sure to check it out on my website: https://josephwmook.weebly.com/ 😉

08/05/2022

Memorized this both ways. You may feel competent learning all your major and minor scales... but have you learned all MODES?

08/04/2022

These are funny and true! Favorite is apologgiatura. What's your favorite?

08/09/2020

Another new blog is up on my website! 2 hints about what it's about: Charlie Puth 🤩, and a sandwich chain 🥖 that's been around for a long time!

A music instructor's take on the bad piano technique show on the latest Subway commercial c. 7/2020

06/01/2020

New YouTube video is up! I know I'm a little late in helping to celebrate 2020 Grads, but here is a little performance of Pomp & Circumstance (aka the Graduation Processional)!

Pomp and Circumstance Military Marches, Op. 39, No., in D Major, was composed by Edward Elgar in 1901, and premiered by the Liverpool Orchestral Society in t...