Tech Tips for Teaching and Performing Remotely

In this video, Vandoren Artist-Clinician Justin Pierce provides technical and practical advice on teaching and performing music remotely.

0:38 Plan your project
1:48 Accurate sound capture
2:31 Tools to work with audio
3:49 Accurate video capture
5:08 Video online collaboration
6:06 Putting audio and video together
7:26 Uploading your project
8:07 Review

More about Justin

Saxophonist and woodwind artist Justin Pierce serves as Assistant Professor of Instrumental Music at Oklahoma Baptist University, where he teaches saxophone, clarinet, and jazz studies courses. As a freelance woodwind performer, Justin has performed with The Glenn Miller Orchestra, Doc Severinsen, The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, The Temptations, The O'Jays, and Wayne Newton.

Justin is currently ABD in the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Saxophone Performance at the University of North Texas, where he also earned a Master of Music degree in Jazz Studies. While at North Texas, Justin served as lead alto saxophonist in the One O’Clock Lab Band (Lab 2012) and the Two O’Clock Lab Band (Two Twos). Justin is active as a clinician and adjudicator in Oklahoma and Texas, and has recently presented at TMEA, JEN, and NASA.