Summer 2026 Pilot — Accepting Teachers

Learn music
by making it.

Conductor is an AI-powered songwriting education platform for grades 3–12. Students don't just study music — they write it. Real songs across every genre, with an AI tutor that explains every creative decision in plain language.

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For Students

Every grade, every genre.

Conductor meets students where they are — from first encounters with song structure to full-on music production. The genres students actually care about, the theory that ties it all together.

Grades 3–5

Elementary

Students explore song structure and genres through guided choices. Conductor explains every decision in simple, clear language.

  • Choose the melody that fits a hip-hop beat
  • Pick the right rhythm pattern for a pop song
  • Discover what makes a chorus feel different from a verse
Grades 6–8

Middle School

Students start making real compositional decisions — chords, bass, melody — while learning the theory behind each one.

  • Build a chord progression for a jazz or R&B song
  • Write a bass line that follows the harmony
  • Experiment with major vs. minor moods
Grades 9–12

High School

Full creative ownership — students write and arrange complete songs, study lyrics and structure, and learn the thinking behind music that actually gets made.

  • Arrange a full song: chords, bass, drums, and melody
  • Write lyrics and learn what makes a hook land
  • Explore genre conventions and professional songwriting structure

Why Conductor

Not your typical music class.

Most music education software teaches theory in isolation — scales, notation, intervals — disconnected from the music students actually care about. Conductor is built differently.

Songwriting-first, always

Students learn chord progressions by writing one for their hip-hop verse. They learn structure by deciding where their chorus goes. They learn lyrics by actually writing them. Theory comes from doing, not from drilling exercises out of context.

AI-native by design

Conductor doesn't avoid AI — it teaches students how to work with it. That's a skill they'll use for the rest of their lives. Schools that ignore AI are preparing students for a world that no longer exists. Conductor puts them ahead of that curve.

The full picture: lyrics, structure, arrangement

A verse, a chorus, a pre-chorus. A hook that sticks. Lyrics that tell a story. Conductor teaches the complete craft of songwriting — not just harmony and rhythm, but the structure decisions that separate a good song from a great one.

Modern genres, modern mindset

Hip-hop, trap, R&B, jazz, reggae, pop — the music students actually make and consume. Music history matters, but students learn it through the lens of what they care about today. Contemporary music IS music education when it's taught right.

How It Works

From assignment to understanding — in one session.

01

Teacher assigns a lesson

Choose from the assignment library or create your own. Set the genre, concept, and grade level. Students get it instantly.

02

Student hears the musical context

Each assignment starts with scaffolding — drums, chords, or melody already in place so students can hear what they're building on.

03

Student makes creative choices

Pick a melody. Choose a chord progression. Select a bass style. Multiple options, each musically distinct — students decide.

04

Conductor explains why it works

After every choice, the Conductor AI breaks down the music theory in plain English — connecting creative instincts to real musical knowledge.

The Conductor AI Tutor

Every choice comes with an explanation.

Students don't just pick options — they learn why each one works. After every musical decision, Conductor breaks down the theory in plain, age-appropriate language.

No worksheets. No drilling scales out of context. Just real musical decisions with real musical explanations.

Conductor

Music Theory Tutor

Great choice! You picked the melody that uses the 1st, 3rd, and 5th of the minor scale.

In hip-hop, melodies that stick to those notes feel grounded and powerful — they match the chord perfectly because they're using the same notes the chord is built from.

That's called playing inside the chord — a technique producers use all the time to make hooks memorable.

Example — real explanations adapt to each student's grade level

For Teachers

The tools you need.
None of the overhead.

Conductor is built by a music educator who has spent years in the classroom. The teacher experience is designed around what actually works: simple setup, meaningful content, and visibility into how students are doing.

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Class management

Create classes, share a 6-letter join code, and students are in. No complex roster imports.

Assignment library

Pre-built assignments across every grade level and genre. Preview them yourself before assigning to students.

Student progress

See which assignments students have started and completed. Know who needs a nudge and who's ready for the next challenge.

Works on any device

Browser-based. Mac, Windows, Chromebook. No software installation — just a link and a Google account.

Genres students explore

Hip-HopJazzPopR&BBluesReggaeClassicalBossa NovaNeo-SoulTrapRockCountry
Summer 2026 Pilot

Launching August 2026.
Request early access.

We're working with a small group of teachers and students before the wider school rollout. If you're a teacher, parent, or administrator interested in the pilot, request a spot below.

About

Built by an educator, for educators.

Conductor is built by Tennison Hubbard — a pianist, music historian, and educator currently teaching elementary and middle school music at a prestigious private school in South Florida.

Tennison holds a BA in Piano Performance and a Master's in Music History, Literature, and Theory. He has spent his career designing curriculum that connects classical training with modern music-making — and building technology to make that possible at scale.

Conductor grew out of a classroom problem: the best music education software either ignores theory entirely, or teaches it in isolation. Neither prepares students to actually create music. Tennison built Conductor to close that gap — and to make sure students graduate knowing how to use AI as a creative tool, not as a black box.

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Education

  • BA · Piano Performance
  • MA · Music History, Literature & Theory

Teaching

  • Elementary & Middle School Music
  • Curriculum design & development
  • Private school — South Florida

Philosophy

  • Songwriting is the best way to learn music theory
  • Students should create with AI, not fear it
  • Modern genres deserve serious academic study