Educators
How Conductionworks
Students watch compositions come to life, performed by musicians, through the power of sheet music.
Watch how Conduction works
A session, a score, and the band that plays it back
The process
Three steps, one unforgettable moment
Every Conduction program runs on the same loop. A student writes something, real musicians play it, and the class hears the result together.
- 01
Students compose
A student opens Conduction on any classroom laptop and builds a song, mixing genres and styles, experimenting with instruments, melodies and rhythms.
No prior training needed. No instrument required.
- 02
The session becomes sheet music
Their digital session is turned into real notation and sent to working musicians, who rehearse the parts exactly as the student arranged them.
Drums, bass, guitar, keys and more.
- 03
The song comes back alive
The composition returns performed by local artists, their own classmates, or Symphony members, and the student hears their own idea played by real people.
This is the moment the classroom changes.
In the classroom
What a teacher actually gets
Conduction runs alongside whatever you already teach. No instruments to buy, no notation to teach first, and no prep beyond opening a laptop.
- Videos of student-created songs sent back to the classroom, week after week
- Day-in-the-life videos from the musicians who perform them
- Live school assemblies where the band plays student compositions in person
- Fundraising support so the program can grow beyond one classroom
Next step
See it in your own classroom
Tell us about your school and we will walk you through what the first session looks like, and what comes back a week later.
