Peter Perry has traveled the world teaching and performing music. He has taught ensemble performance in various settings for over twenty years. Over that time, he has continued to fuse his two passions, ensemble instruction and music technology, to help better teach his students. He holds a Doctorate in Music Education from Shenandoah Conservatory, a Masters of Music in Music Education - Conducting Concentration, and a Bachelors of Science in Music Education from the University of Maryland.

"Technology Tips for Ensemble Teachers, is a goldmine of exactly what the title promises. Music teachers with a wide range of technical abilities and needs will all find something within these pages to up their game without overwhelming them...it's a must-have resource!" -- Hollis Taylor, Violinist, composer, alternative styles reviewer and ornithologist. An Australia Research Council Future Fellow at Macquarie University, Australian Strings Association

"This is an invaluable resource for anyone running an ensemble of any kind, and there are plently of useful tips whether you are new to incorporating technology into your teaching or already have some experience. Highly recommended." -- Carla Rees, PAN

"A unique balance of art and technology. Peter J. Perry shows the heart of a musician, the voice of a master teacher, and the mind of a futurist. His tips and strategies will surely change music teaching and learning for generations to come." -- Darla S. Hanley, Dean of the Professional Education Division, Berklee College of Music

"Peter J. Perry has created a must-have resource for the use of technology for the music educator. This book explores the use of technology as a tool for instruction, assessment, and everything in between. This book is a worthwhile addition to any music teacher's collection, mine included!" -- Jeffrey M. Tedford, Assistant Chair of the Department of Music and Director of Orchestras, Grove City College